Noosa table tennis juniors just fall over the line
The Noosa junior table tennis team went into their challenge match with the Sunshine Coast juniors feeling quietly confident.
Last time these two teams...
Athletes prepare for Ironman 70.3 on the Sunshine Coast
Athletes from across Australia and around the world are putting the final touches to their preparations for Ironman 70.3 Sunshine Coast this Sunday 8...
Lachie backs up his Molokai win with a win in the Catalina Classic
In the world of prone paddle board racing there are two big races, the Molokai 2 Oahu and the Catalina Classic, while they are...
Student athletes balance World Championships and studies
Eight student athletes and one alumna of Matthew Flinders Anglican College have qualified to compete in the Life Saving World Championships on the Gold...
The freezers are full
There were some horrendous conditions last week which left fisho’s itching for a flick, reports were a little thin until the weekend when Snapper...
Spotlight on Tiger presentations
Plenty still happening at Tigerland with end of year presentations taking centre stage starting with our junior presentation afternoon this Friday from 4pm.
Last...
Triumphant return for Fiji Pro
Despite the two-hour time difference meaning three pre-dawn risings in a row for the old bloke, I actually loved watching the return of the...
1924 – Second Paris Olympics
The selection of Paris for the 1924 Olympic Games is of interest for several reasons. It was the first city to host the Games...
Catching up on 50 Shades
No, not the book, nor the movie, neither of which appealed: I’m talking about Tourism Noosa’s 50 Shades of Green events guide, released back...
Sad farewell to surf club legends
From Between the Flags of the Noosa Heads Surf Life Saving Club the month of August 2024, will go down in the clubs 96-year...
Tigers smashed by a red hot gorilla outfit
The Rococo Noosa Tigers have been dealt an enormous flogging in their last home game of the year by a much bigger stronger and...
Perch back on the menu
The pearl perch and snapper closure has come to an end but the fishing has still been spectacular, particularly in the Bays and rivers...
Unbridled bureaucracy puts ‘lives in danger’
An arrogant Queensland fire brigade's bureaucracy is destroying the often vital volunteer rural fire service it is supposed to be supporting, through authority overreach...
