Story Dogs tell their tale
By Jolene Ogle
ONCE a week Holly the greyhound dons her orange jacket and heads to the Noosa Pengari Steiner School in Doonan to help...
Residents to register their happy factor
ANYONE who has ever wondered just how happy Noosans are can now find out with a major wellbeing survey.
Mayor Tony Wellington is calling for...
Council takes over historic hall
By Jolene Ogle
THE future of the historical Cooroy Memorial Hall remains uncertain despite Noosa council being expected to take on the trusteeship of the...
School marks centenary milestone
A TIME capsule buried 25 years ago will be dug up to mark the centenary of Kin Kin State School this Saturday.
Those who took...
Giant strides in cycling
THE Sunshine Coast has seen a continued growth in cycling over several years with last Friday night kicking off the official opening of Noosa’s...
Noosa Civic on double figures
By Hollie Harris
CENTRE manager of Noosa Civic Brian Turner was proud to announce the centre’s 10th birthday last week.
"Noosa Civic is proud to be...
SES sandbags at Bunnings
BUNNINGS Warehouse Noosaville is now a new local sandbag collection point for coastal residents this storm season.
“Bunnings will make its car park a collection...
Movies theme for Christmas parade
EACH and every year Christmas in Cooroy brings a little extra fun to the days leading up to Christmas. One of the main attractions...
Village Bicycle saddles up
By Jolene Ogle
THE much-loved Village Bicycle is on the move to a new location, after battling council and residents over noise issues.
Owners Trevor and...
Sound transforms into pink sea
MORE than 300 paddlers helped make this year’s Paddle in Pink an outstanding success, raising over $7000 for breast cancer research.
Each year the team...
Thieves with egg on their face
A LOCAL hinterland farmer is outraged at someone stealing an esky with free range eggs on Saturday 8 October.
The farmer wrote to Noosa Today,...
Cooroy library named among world’s best
THE Cooroy Library is making headlines again but this time the iconic buidling is making waves in India as Chennai’s Times City newspaper names...
Artist turns invasive weed into fashion
From invasive vine to award-winning wearable art—local artist Vivien Eardley is set to wow audiences at this year’s Mary Valley Art Festival.
Vivien will bring...
