Residents recognised
The annual Australia Day Honours List celebrates the very best of the Australian spirit and I congratulate Noosa’s residents who received recognition in 2026...
Why Tourism Noosa uses digital marketing
Why Tourism Noosa Uses Digital Marketing and What It’s Designed to Protect
Discussions about tourism and marketing can sometimes feel polarising, particularly in a place...
Democracy undermined in state parliament
The first sitting of Queensland Parliament for 2026, saw the return of undemocratic politics seen pre-Christmas with urgency motions again used by government to...
Choosing a better future
We begin 2026 with a new plan to protect Noosa’s lifestyle, natural beauty and prosperity ahead of increased population pressures in South East Queensland...
Noosa wants better tourism
For many Noosa residents, tourism can feel less like an economic success story and more like a daily pressure - crowded roads, busy beaches,...
Stan roped himself a full and happy life
Like many of the old-time farmers, Stan Pearce did a lot of things in his life.
Stan’s grandparents, James and Martha Pearce, settled...
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Congratulations to this adult for teaching the children how to read warning signs before before going onto the beach itself.
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May Lloyd found this beautiful goanna that ran up a tree as she was walking by last week. It was about a metre and...
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Last week during an early morning walk along Peregian Beach Maggie captured the sand being raked over. It was lovely for walkers to tread...
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Farewell 2018. Leanne Airey captured an image showing the last glimpse of the sun for 2018 as it descended over the Pomona countryside on...
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The beautiful tent spider, captured by Cameron Gillespie. If you would like to submit a photo for Lenscape please email newsdesk@noostoday.com.au.
Big win for Pomona
Noosa’s hinterland has reason to celebrate after IGA Pomona was named the 2026 Queensland and Northern New South Wales Medium Delicatessen Department of the...
