The Molly and Jack show
How great was it to see two Aussies on the podium at Sunset, proudly holding their Hurley Pro trophies aloft as the magnificent Hawaiian...
Little athletics still on the move
Once again, our Noosa Little Athletics are on the go. This time it was to compete in the 2024 Nordic Sports Regional Championships at...
Our Mia is a rising star
We have so many rising surf stars in Noosa it’s hard to keep up, but 16-year-old Mia Waite need wait no longer for recognition...
Thunder one-day shield winners
“Winners are willing to go longer, work harder, and give more than anyone else.” ― Vince Lombardi Famous NFL Coach
The Tewantin-Noosa Thunder Cricket Club’s...
Swell keeps anglers inland
With those southerly winds coming through over the weekend at about 20 knots and the swell picking up most of the offshore anglers choose...
Success at Women’s Nutri Grain Series
Despite no longer representing Noosa in the Women’s Nutri Grain series Lana Rogers, now competing for Northcliffe, has a big support group from the...
Girls make Pipeline history
After 55 years of writing about surfing contests, I never thought I’d be writing about the girls after finals day at big, perfect Pipe,...
Rain delays one day cricket final
Quote of the week. “Cricket is really a simple game. However, it is full of theorists who can ruin your game in no time.”...
Salute of our little champions
Despite age and size, the members of the Noosa Seahorse Nippers are definitely young athletes to be admired. When their programs are...
Muds crabs on menu
With more rain in the systems, the local rivers are really running.
Kauri Creek has started to colour up after the rains and...
Pleasure and pain at Pipe
At the time of writing we’ve still only seen one day of action at the WSL world tour season opener the Lexus Pipe Pro...
Finals looming for Thunder
FINALS LOOMING FOR THUNDER CRICKET TEAMS
Quote of the week- “When trying to save a match, it’s important not to think about the possible results...
Turtle hatching time at Teewah
The Green and Loggerhead turtle nests along Teewah Beach are now ready to hatch between January to March.
Along Teewah Beach hatchlings face the great...
