Tag: News
Outlaw motorcycle gangs targeted
Taskforce Maxima has charged 18 people with 84 offences as part of Operation Victor Median, a targeted campaign disrupting illegal activities linked to outlaw...
Young artists Wild at HeArt
Wondrous whimbrels, a bold southern cassowary and a northern hairy-nosed wombat were just some of the winning artworks from the 2023 Wild HeART Student...
More rangers for Kgari safety
The Queensland Government will invest an additional $2 million in funding this financial year and an additional $3 million annually ongoing to support enhanced...
Shaking the Shaping SEQ Review
The strategy of minimising urban symbols such as high-rise, commercial signage, traffic lights, parking meters and protecting Noosa’s natural assets has helped make it...
Tooting his horn for EVs
What does the closure of Sunshine Beach Road have to do with being an advocate for EVs?
Just ask Andrew Fairbairn, from Visit Sunshine...
Tall Trees take over Cooran
Established by local hinterland artists for the community in 2012, Tall Trees Art Inc. has quickly became one of the most popular Sunshine Coast...
Bank gives a helping hoof
Commonwealth Bank Noosa branch has donated $500 to Hoofbeats Sanctuary as part of a nationwide community donation program.
As part of this, the bank has...
Walk in wings to support people with disabilities
Noosa-based Disability Charity Sunshine Butterflies is gearing up for its third annual Walk in Wings all-inclusive 3km walk along Gympie Terrace on Friday...
Broadening their horizons
In a quest to broaden their horizons and make a positive impact, St Andrew’s Anglican College GO Cambodia service trip students are set to...
Finalists announced in competitive Business Awards
After hundreds of hours of judging, the finalists’ results are in for the 2023 Sunshine Coast Business Awards.
Sunshine Coast Business Awards Chair Jennifer Swaine...
Catbird Theatre set to inspire with first show
Noosa's newest professional theatre company is set to inspire and awaken the imagination in young people with their first show on 7 and 8...
Recycled water acceptable
It’s long been said that the general public are way ahead of water planners when it comes to accepting purified recycled water, and a...
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?...
