Golfers teed off
By JOLENE OGLE
Cross club members say owner's money grabbing is par for the course...
DEVASTATED, deeply saddened and fractured, these are the words used by...
Good day for a fete
THE Good Shepherd Lutheran College fete was a huge success despite the overcast weather with hundreds of local families turning out to support the...
Grandma hits the catwalk
SENIORS will be on show for Senior’s Week this Friday night when 78-year-old Margaret Fletcher takes to the catwalk for The Powerhouse fashion show.
The...
Back in the day
Anyone who has ever wondered “who lived in Noosa before it was cool“ was treated to a trip down memory lane on Saturday when...
Bid to rid plastic curse
By HOLLIE HARRIS
THE future for plastic in Noosa looks grim as the authorities move toward plastic bag bans and a container deposit scheme in...
Francis, 13, handpicked for Crows
By HOLLIE HARRIS
THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD Cooroy footballer Francis Thinee has been selected for the central “Crows" team to play in the state finals at Toowoomba.
The Noosa...
Ballerina ‘impressed’
By HOLLIE HARRIS
WORLD-ACCLAIMED ballerina Miko Fogarty recently flew in for a four-day Australian tour by hosting a Classical Ballet Masterclass at Peregian Springs.
Nineteen-year-old Fogarty...
Temper of the times
A MAJOR exhibition celebrating the ‘power and the passion’ of inspirational rock band Midnight Oil will open free to the public at Noosa Regional...
Pool’s warm welcome
THE Pomona Swimming Pool is ready to reopen to the local community and with a water temperature of 27 degrees it’s bound to be...
Dawn ready for City2Surf
NOOSA local Dawn Schaffer has been battling ovarian cancer for the last five years and although recovering from recent chemotherapy, she is determined to...
Kinders have a ball
PEREGIAN Beach Park will be fun central on Sunday 21 August as it hosts the 28th annual Barefoot in the Park in celebration of...
Exhibition to commemorate Vietnam sacrifice
THE Cooroy and Pomona Sub-branch have created a special commemorative exhibition to help people learn of the sacrifice and suffering of soldiers who served...
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...
