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River brats

By Hollie Harris Police divers hunted below the surface of the Noosa River on Tuesday morning looking for sunken motors from several stolen boats. A...

Experts share green-thumb tips

By Margaret Maccoll A wide range of garden experts and more than 300 exhibitors provided plenty of food for thought for the hundreds of visitors...

Proudly showcasing local produce

Peregian Beach foodies dropped by White’s IGA last week to investigate the supermarket’s locavore market. Locavores make the effort to eat food that is locally...

King of the Mountain Challenge is on

By Jackie Bazzo Mount Cooroora in Pomona is the scene of one of the most gruelling and challenging athletic events Australia has to offer and...

Diversity II on display

A small group of dedicated local artists who meet monthly and form the Pomona Gallery Friends Group will hold their annual exhibition from 22...

Festival gets a fillip

By Margaret Maccoll A chance meeting between two couples forged a relationship which helped turn a floundering festival into a flourishing success. Johanne and Ian Wright...

More flights to warm up Kiwis in winter

Additional flights to and from New Zealand began last Friday 7 July, with flights to Auckland increasing to four times a week until 29...

400,000 views for portrait entry

Pomona artist Jandamarra Cadd gave social media followers a peak at his 2017 Archibald Portrait Prize entry of actor Jack Charles entitled Cleverman and...

Taken for a foster ride

By Margaret Maccoll When Mel and Craig Manly of Eumundi decided to help orphans in Nepal, they had no idea it would lead to a...

Scout,10, dances with his idol

Ballet dancer Scout Nicholas, 10, realised a dream to dance with one of his idols, Steven McRae, when he was cast in a performance...

Sandman’s fame spreads across seas

By Margaret Maccoll Master sculptor Dennis Massoud won the world championship in Denmark for his sand sculpture in 2003, and has received acclaim across the...

Chips off the old block

By Margaret Maccoll Olympic and Commonwealth Games medalist of the 1960s and 1970s Greg Rogers will begin swim coaching at Tewantin pool this week, after...

Secrets of rainforest revealed

A new Forest Sensing exhibit is ready and waiting to be explored at one of the Sunshine Coast’s natural wonders. The exhibition, at the beautiful...

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