Hit and run offender pleads guilty
JOLENE OGLEA Tewantin man has pleaded guilty to six charges, including the dangerous operation of a vehicle and the serious obstruction of police. ...
Electric buses – talks underway
JIM FAGANA vision of Noosa-style electric buses transporting passengers for free was described to Noosa Council’s infrastructure and services committee by Mayor Noel Playford...
Cyclists, motorists now face same fines
JOLENE OGLEAs Transport Minister Scott Emerson announced new road laws this week, Noosa cyclists told Noosa Today they were “sick of being treated as...
Break and enter, Tewantin
Police are investigating the break and enter of an IGA store in Tewantin yesterday morning. At about 3.30am, police attended the...
Move to restore Mill Point
JIM FAGANCooroora Historical Society and Noosa Museum want to develop the once thriving and now desolate 19th century settlement and timber mill site at...
Tait Duke Cottage relocation
Council-owned vacant land at 14-18 Earl Street, Tewantin, may be given over for community use for up to a maximum of 20 years and,...
Credit card surcharge favoured
Noosa Council is expected to introduce a credit card surcharge of 0.55 per cent on all Visa and MasterCard payments as soon as possible....
Call for volunteers for Carnivale
Art-loving volunteers are needed for the Australian Body Art Carnivale on May 3 to 4. Volunteers assist with tasks on...
Community notices March 27
The Noosa Today guide to what's happening in your community. NATIONAL SENIORS Tewantin-Noosa National Seniors will meet today, Thursday, in the...
Eumundi Dragons ready to roar
The smell of liniment is in the air again and the temperature will soon start to drop. That all means the footy season is...
Pirates set to bounce back
NATHAN MCLEANNoosa Pirates had a tough day at the office last weekend, struggling against a well-armed Caloundra Sharks. That said,...
Lions launch into new season
ROB BLACK Noosa Lions Football Club officially kick-off their season this Saturday with more than 500 registered players in 38 teams, taking to the...
Explore and celebrate inclusion this Disability Action Week
Play wheelchair basketball, visit a pop-up art gallery or cruise along the Mooloolaba canals on an all-accessible boat, in celebration of Disability Action Week.
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