Two-day swim event is a hit
The weekend’s extreme heat didn’t deter hundreds of swimmers from taking part in the annual Noosa Summer Swim event at Noosa Main Beach on...
Warmer weather means fish are on the chew
By Jack Mangrove
Over the last few weeks there has been some quality fish landed in the Noosa River around the Tewantin Stretch and Munna...
Lenscape
This photo of Maggie was taken by Charmain Meehan in Cooran with Mount Cooroora in the background. If you have a wildlife, landscape or...
Billy’s jumping to it
By Joy Ringrose
Last year was a great year for Cooroy’s Billy Raymont in the sport of showjumping, particularly in the FEI World Cup Jumping...
Stepping stone to programming
Gone are the days of playing with wooden blocks, modern students are busy learning all about robots, programming and everything in between.
Sunshine Beach State...
Board feel for juniors
The Bendigo Bank has announced its new junior directors, welcoming to their board three Noosa District High School Year 12 students.
Jack Filtness, Kayla Robertson...
Switch good for planet, pocket
Council has switched its Noosa Leisure Centre stadium over to LED lighting, slashing the venue’s carbon emissions by more than half.
The newly installed 28...
Free Easter buses: don’t be a bunny
The free holiday bus will be back for Easter after another successful holiday bus service over Christmas, where more than 40,000 people took advantage...
Set for a scorcher
Noosa residents are being urged to get ready for another heatwave, with scorching temperatures expected to hit this weekend.
The Bureau of Meteorology is warning...
Helping paw for wildlife
Native wildlife can rest easy, with Noosa Council entering into a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the Land for Wildlife Program.
The Land for...
League of their own
Legends of League carnival kicked off with barefoot bowls at Tewantin Noosa Bowls Club then on to the Legends of League Dinner at the...
Wave runner’s training vital
By Ron Lane
With the continuation of our summer heat, the crowds are still flocking to our beaches and with the exception of an incident...
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?...
