Posh, lux comp in Maldives
After a Covid-enforced break for a couple of years, the world’s most opulent surfing event was back on in the Maldives in late August,...
Cooroy Dolphins dive into swimming season
Cooroy Dolphins Swimming Club are gearing up to dive into another wonderful swimming season.
The club members are excited for the pool to re-open...
Noosa Ultra-Trail entries now open
The Noosa Ultra-Trail took many people by surprise when the inaugural event was staged in March of this year, selling out with more than...
Entries open for Mooloolaba triathlon
One of the Sunshine Coast’s most popular events will be back in action next March with entries now open for the 2023 Mooloolaba Triathlon.
The...
Are girls up for Chopes?
This is the question that has been asked since the completion of the women’s division of the Outerknown Pro Tahiti, admittedly by mostly male...
Say goodbye to chunked chip shots
If you are one of the many golfers who get a cold sweat when standing over a chip shot, this could be for you....
Noosa Springs junior champs again
IT’S becoming almost a habit. Noosa Springs, after leading the standings for most of the season, beat Maroochy River on Sunday to take their...
Old guys rule at Teahupo’o
“I know it’s not going to happen, but I’d love to see Hedgey and Kelly in the final at Teahupo'o this week.”
That’s what I...
Yottie turns 25 (again)
On a perfect Noosa winter afternoon – except the sailor’s friend, the sea breeze had gone AWOL – they came from everywhere for the...
Left or right, Cameron’s good
Cameron Orford, a promising tennis player with a powerful right-hand serve, left Australia as a young man determined to make a living on the...
Noosa’s karate kid wins gold
To her dad and family friends she’s the pocket rocket.
To her mates at Karate Noosa she’s known as Speedy. To avoid confusion here...
We smash longboard nats
It seems like Noosa’s Landen Smales is hell-bent on smashing the record books as he continues his climb to longboarding supremacy.
Landen, 15, completely demoralised...
African inspirations
Scouring local op shops and vintage markets is a popular past time for many.
For Beryl Purvis, somebody else’s throw-aways are re-purposed as treasured jewellery.
As...
