New term for tennis
By ANNETTE ADSETT
TENNIS is back in full swing this week with Ladies fixtures starting on Friday and the annual challenge againt Maroochydore on Sunday.
After...
Dolphins down the coast
By TONY CHARMAN
THE Noosa Dolphins Under 10s have dominated the Gold Coast City to Surf Rugby event which was held down the coast during...
Festival’s back bigger and better
THE Noosa Festival of Surfing is back bigger than ever before. The festival has announced the first round of online competitor entries is now...
Noosa’s winning ways continue
By RICHARD MURRIHY
THE Noosa under 15s continued their good form with a strong win against Kilcoy in the softball at the weekend.
The first innings...
Making waves in water polo
By JOLENE OGLE
THREE St Andrew’s Anglican College students are making waves in water polo with two selected to represent Australia in South Africa in...
Noosa netball gets a boost
By JOLENE OGLE
THE Noosa District Netball Association has received a boost, thanks to Member of Noosa Glen Elmes joining the team as a sponsor.
Mr...
Great weather… great catch
By JACK MANGROVE
NOOSA anglers have been spoilt over the last week with some outstanding weather giving the perfect opportunity to head out for a...
Top results from Outriggers
By JO SEARLE
NOOSA Outrigger Canoe Club members have been paddling hard to clinch some great wins. In May, teams contested the Australian Outrigger Canoe...
Club’s best year, says Law
By RON LANE
WHEN one reads the annual report of the Sunshine Beach Surf Life Saving Club for the 2014/’15 season, it becomes quite apparent...
Backswing to battle cancer
Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in men with more than 3000 men dying from the disease every year in Australia.
September is...
Afternoon rolls on
POMONA BOWLS
Ladies Pennants Monday 29 June
Pomona played a combined team from Gympie/Sunshine Clubs but unfortunately lost the morning game.
However the good news was that...
Self-belief wins through
By BRIAN STOCKWELL
KAWANA Premier Men had something to prove on Saturday night when they came up against the Madill Motor Group Noosa Lions in...
Working the graveyard shift
Troy Andreassen has literally been working the graveyard shift for more than 32 years.
Troy looks after Noosa’s cemeteries in Cooroy, Tewantin and Pomona, helping...
