Food for thought
By Hollie Harris
Applications are now open for a new Food Accelerator Program, a game changer for our food and agribusiness industry.
FAN is excited to...
From ‘prank call’ to day of pride
By Ron Lane
It was one of those days that every life saver who works at surf carnivals, be it Nippers or seniors dreads -...
Rapist still at large
By Jolene Ogle
Detectives are still searching for an alleged rapist one month after an 18-year-old woman was sexually assaulted while walking home from a...
Multi-million dollar uni hospital opens
Sunshine Coast University Hospital (SCUH) is on track to see its first patients in March as part of the multi-staged opening of the new...
Businesses brimming with confidence
By Jolene Ogle
The future is looking bright for Noosa businesses, with the latest business confidence survey indicating a growth in capital investment, profits and...
Ladies let the good times roll
Eighteen Noosa ladies strapped on their skates, fastened their knee pads and hit the courts at Noosa Leisure Centre on Sunday 5 February for...
Our eyes under the sea
By Hollie Harris
The Ocean Film Festival Australia is set to make a splash as it tours the country in March.
Australian audiences will be able...
Action-packed swim festival
This weekend the annual Noosa Summer Swim celebrates its fourth birthday with an action-packed program of ocean swims and beach activities on Noosa Main...
Team Rafter take honours
St Andrew’s Anglican College has kicked off term one with their annual Secondary Swim Carnival with over 600 students from the college’s four houses...
Adam’s a new life member
By Emily Burns
COOLUM TENNIS CLUB
The Coolum Tennis Club's Open Day was a great success, and the committee would like to thank all those involved...
Delivery boy sustains injuries
By Jolene Ogle
A 15-year-old pizza delivery rider has been left with facial injuries after colliding with a car while returning from a delivery on...
Hunt is on for best grom
The hunt is on for the best surfer on the Sunshine Coast with talent spotters set to visit local breaks over the next few...
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?...
