Magpies and Eagles win cross country event
Sunshine Beach State School students put their best foot forward in the 2017 cross country running events recently.
The students traversed some challenging terrain within...
Jack Reed helps guide Pirates
The young Noosa Pirates players were lucky enough to enjoy one-on-one time with Jack Reed this week, when the recently-retired Brisbane Bronco and Rugby...
Max stars for Noosa Eagles
By Bek Rollason
NOOSA JUNIOR SOCCER
The Eagles Under 6s had a great game against Buderim, they fought hard through the rain all game, score was...
River fishing well for trevally
By Jack Mangrove
Offshore fishing at this time of the year is always weather dependent, but with a bit of luck we should see plenty...
Taylor and Chloe make history in PNG
By Phil Jarratt
Big, powerful Taylor Jensen looks like a potential winner every time he puts on a competitor’s jersey, which is why he has...
Aussie Rules kicks off
By Ron Lane
TIGERS
For members of the local AFL Club commonly referred to as the Tigers, their club, like other codes Rugby Union and Rugby...
Hats off to festival organisers
By Ron Lane
As the evergreen ex-Olympian Bennie Pike once said when speaking of our sporting life on the Sunshine Coast, “Sport puts bums on...
Wind sock to aid choppers
A new wind sock has been installed at the Noosa Tigers AFL grounds on Weyba Road to help emergency helicopters land on the oval.
The...
Season kicks off for young Dragons
By Doug Toms
The 2017 junior rugby union season is well underway for the Eumundi Dragons Junior Rugby Union club who played at Noosa...
Dolphins and Pirates are ready
By Ron Lane
On visits to two of our local football clubs - Dolphins Rugby Union and Pirates Rugby League - one thing becomes obvious...
Whiting abounds in river
By Jack Mangrove
The whiting have been in good numbers with quality whiting being caught throughout the lower reaches of the river.
The Frying Pan,...
Festival of Surfing wraps up
By Hollie Harris
Another end to a great surfing event for the year, and although the finals fell a little flat, the overall event enjoyed...
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...
