Surf’s up – time for some fun!
It’s nearly upon us!
Without a doubt Noosa's biggest festival event and eight days of fun in the sun - the Laguna Real Estate...
An unconventional surfing life
By Phil Jarratt
We certainly hit the ground running last week! Within 36 hours of landing home from Los Angeles our Noosa National Surfing Reserve...
Medal haul for Nippers in state titles
By Dave Gleeson
SUNSHINE BEACH NIPPERS
Over the weekend just gone, 17-19 February, the Queensland Junior State Life Saving titles were held in the calm waters...
Little Dolphins step up
By Lucy Whitehill
The Noosa Dolphins Rugby Union talent scouts have travelled north of the shire to find 10 of Kin Kin’s finest to start...
Kin Kin take on council in pink gear
By Jolene Ogle
A warm day and a pitch with plenty of bounce met the 28 cricketers who donned the baggy pink tutu for the...
Random assault
Police are hunting for an alleged offender after a 17-year-old girl was randomly attacked while walking in Tewantin.
According to police, the girl was walking...
Road closure warning
Noosa Council will close one lane of Walter Hay Drive today (Friday) from 3.30pm as Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) officers will be...
Tub up for homeless
The region’s homeless have been given a helping hand, with Unitywater providing a mobile hot shower to the Pomona Community House to help improve...
PNG book launch
Councillor Ingrid Jackson will travel privately to Papua New Guinea for International Women’s Day on Wednesday 8 March to launch My Walk to Equality,...
Stan thanked for emergency role
Noosa mayor Tony Wellington has thanked local SES controller Stan Ryan for more than three decades of service to the local community.
Mr Ryan...
Wall builds on hopes and dreams
Noosa District State High School captains were invited by the Cooroy Returned and Services League (RSL) to attend the official opening of the Before...
RSL set for expansion go-ahead
By Jolene Ogle
Tewantin Noosa RSL’s expansion is expected to be given the green light at the council’s ordinary meeting on Thursday night after councillors...
Ageing down under
“On January 1st, 2026, the first baby boomers will turn 80. If 70 is the new 50, will 80 be the new 60?...
