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A surfer’s surfer, a shaper’s shaper

By Phil Jarratt It was the first morning of the biggest surf festival we’d produced. Well, to be fair, we’d only produced the first one...

Art’s moving experience

By Margaret Maccoll Taking a didgeridoo to Mt Everest is in itself an uncommon occurrence. But for Noosa filmmaker Michael Butler, this act in 1995 sparked...

There’s no place like a container

A granny flat made of three shipping containers designed recently by architect Gabriel Poole and included in the Australian Architecture Association’s Noosa tour last...

Bridge walks in their memory

Bridge Muir was first across the finish line at the Walk for Women’s Cancer held at Alexandra Headland on Saturday. The Noosa District State High...

Jazz was just the thing

The Noosa Jazz Party was a big success with many events sold out and musicians set to return next year to do it all...

Battle strikes the right note

Bands from the Endeavour Foundation, Sunshine Butterflies, Outsiders from Sunshine Coast TAFE and the Coolum Hearts battled it out at the annual Battle of...

Changes provide an environmental edge

The tourist hot spots of Hastings Street, Noosa Junction and Sunshine Beach Village had their first upgraded rubbish collections on Friday which Noosa Council...

Biosphere up for review

A Noosa Biosphere Reserve Foundation (NBRF) group is gathering data for its 10-year UN review as the foundation and Noosa Community Biosphere Association (NCBA)...

Gymnast star visits Cooroy club

By Craig Jones Gymnasts from the Cooroy Gymnastics Club had a visit from one of Australia’s most successful gymnasts - Brennon Dowrick - as they...

Reducing the fire risk

University of the Sunshine Coast Professor of Forestry Operations Mark Brown is heading a West Australian field trial into the effectiveness of using machinery...

Student’s art is turning heads

The work of a St Andrew’s Anglican College Visual Arts student has been recognised among the best 35 in Queensland. Year 12 student Leon...

Quality snapper in the inner reefs

By Jack Mangrove Anglers have again been spoilt for choice with some great weather over the weekend. Anglers headed offshore in numbers with some outstanding...

Spectacular Sunset Carols

People danced, watched, applauded and sang along on Noosa Main Beach at the inaugural Sunset Carols last Friday at what has been described as...

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