Fashion destination for past decade
When did the Sunshine Coast become a fashion destination for international labels?
Ed Hardy was the first to showcase at the inaugural Sunshine Coast...
Nude event, numbers down
By Margaret Maccoll
Organisers of the Nude Olympics said they’d be back in a flash to their beloved Alexandria Bay in Noosa National Park if...
The ride of his life
By Hollie Harris
It was a mild sunny day and as we sat under the umbrella outside a Tewantin shop and drank our coffee, it...
At the helm of Scouting
Noosa Sea Scouts have gone to the head of the pack when it comes to earning the most prestigious award in the movement -...
Camp closure: ripple effects
By Margaret Maccoll
The numbers are thinning out at Johns Landing but with only a couple of weeks until the camp ground shuts, some long-term...
Roll out the barrells
The rain moved Kin Kin’s Oktoberfest from the General Store to the local hall but it didn’t put a dampener on festivities.
Organiser Jodie Williams...
Market’s a roaring success
A never-ending line of market-goers bought their groceries or artworks, listened to music, had a coffee or watched a celebrity chef in action at...
All in the same boat to fight cancer
By Margaret Maccoll
A brush with cancer encouraged Sharon Lagden and her husband to dramatically alter their lives, moving from high-stress corporate living in Sydney...
New platform for arts
Noosa resident Beatrice Prost is in the running to win the $2000 prize money for Queensland, as well as the $10,000 prize money for...
River views go online
A new public Facebook site, Friends of the Noosa River and Lakes System, has been opened by fisherman Trevor Clarey as an open forum...
Adani barney
People of all ages and walks of life including a few in wheelchairs made their way to Peregian Beach at 9am on Saturday to...
Production: a family affair
By Karen Jamal
One of Noosa’s most talented musical families is gearing up for a huge week as Fiddler on the Roof comes to town.
The...
Youth crime laws strengthened
The state government is expanding its landmark Adult Crime, Adult Time laws to 45 youth crime offences, with new laws being introduced to the Queensland Parliament this week. ...
