Weed of compassion
MEMBER for Noosa Glen Elmes has praised the Public Health (Medicinal Cannabis) Bill 2016, calling it an act of humanity and compassion.
The Bill was...
House the community built
By Jolene Ogle
TAIT Duke Cottage is on track to become the house the community built, with local businesses coming together to help support the...
It’s time to plan
NOOSA Council has announced work has started on the first stage of developing a new Noosa Plan, which will shape Noosa’s look and feel...
A woman of influence
By Hollie Harris
Nutritionist and founder of Changing Habits, Cyndi O’Meara has been named in this year’s The Australian Financial Review and Westpac’s 100 Women...
Networking at speed
OVER 30 Cooroy business owners attended the Cooroy Chamber of Commerce speed networking night on Thursday (6 October) to forge new relationships and support...
Julia on top of cycling world
By Ron Lane
IT WAS in the year 2001 that a Victorian lady, like so many thousands before her relocated to our beautiful town of...
And the boom goes on
By Hollie Harris
NOOSAVILLE business owners will hear first-hand why present boom times are set to continue when Tourism Noosa CEO Damien Massingham speaks at...
Harvesting fruits of labour
By Hollie Harris
NOOSA Community Gardens are about to harvest the hard-earned fruits of their labour for the season and are proud of what they...
Noosa rep for hospital reference group
DISCUSSIONS between Noosa MP Glen Elmes, councillor Ingrid Jackson and Kevin Hegarty, chief executive of Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service, have led to...
Avoiding the plastic trap
By Hollie Harris
BOOMERANG Bags is trialling a new angle by introducing borrow and bring back bags to self-contained holiday apartments around Noosa.
While lots of...
Stars light the way for love
By Hollie Harris
THE Noosa Civic was seeing stars last week when 10,000 woven stars were strung and hoisted up in the food court as...
Feud waits on a decision
By Hollie Harris
THE long-awaited end to the feud between multi-million dollar Acres development owner and Noosa council will have to wait for a decision...
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...
