Young players look up to Falcons
MORE than 1300 kids converged on Cooroy Sports Complex last Sunday, 14 August, for the annual rugby league Sunshine Coast Mini Mid Carnival.
Youngsters...
Flavour of night markets
THE Noosa Junction Twilight Markets are back again this Friday night (19 August) and for the first time local business is helping support the...
At one with the weather
NOOSA District State High School Year 11 Social and Community Studies students were enthralled to hear about Channel 7 weather reporter and meteorologist Livio...
Mumpreneurs strut their stuff
Ten local working mums ditched the activewear and donned designer gear to help raise funds for The Powerhouse Co-operative.
The models took to the catwalk...
Building approvals skyrocket
The Sunshine Coast is booming with the Sunshine Coast Council issuing a massive $1.29 billion worth of building approvals in the 2015/'16 financial year...
Lend Mark a hand
By JOLENE OGLE
HE'S been described as a local legend who is always willing to help a mate and now Noosa locals are coming together...
More disabled, more access
A 60 PER cent increase in the number of students with disabilities at the University of the Sunshine Coast (USC) since 2011 has prompted...
Robots busts a move
DEWEY, the Noosa Library Service robot, took Council’s Robots for Everyone program to the Brisbane Ekka this week.
The NAO Humanoid robot spent the day...
Meeting to protest golf club sell-off
HUNDREDS of locals are expected to gather for a community meeting on Saturday to help save the Peregian Springs Golf Course.
Peregian Springs Supporters Group...
Fete will be all fun
THOSE who are looking for an action-packed day of family attractions and bargains should get along to St Thomas More Primary School’s fete this...
Get set to network
By HOLLIE HARRIS
THE Noosaville Business Association invites interested business people to the ’Business after 5’ networking event at Harvey Norman, Noosaville.
The meet will...
Trainees nail down building skills
By HOLLIE HARRIS
UNITED Synergies brought trainees, sponsors and project partners together at the Tait-Duke Community Cottage on Wednesday to shine a spotlight on the...
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...
