Tag: News
Mervyn marks 60 years on the railways
Gympie North’s assistant station master Mervyn Suares is celebrating a milestone that most will never see – 60 years of continuous employment at Queensland...
Trish wins TAG special award
Pomona’s Trish Poole won the coveted Jack Connolly Hangers’ Prize at the Tinbeerwah Art Group’s 30th Anniversary Annual Art Show last weekend.
Forty-three artists...
Stroke survivor backs vital fundraiser
Medical staff working with stroke patients are taught one simple phrase – ‘time is brain’.
The quicker a patient can get medical attention, the...
Teen charged over bus stop stabbing
A bus stop stabbing in Maroochydore has resulted in a 15-year-old Forest Glen boy being charged and another boy on the run from police.
Police...
Study aims to tackle shark depredation for Queensland fishers
The Queensland Government is leading research into ways to reduce shark depredation affecting fishers off the state’s coastline.
Shark depredation occurs when a fish caught...
Noosa Pirates A grade defeated by Coolum
A grade result: Noosa 22 defeated by Coolum 23.
The Noosa Pirates Rugby League A grade team went into Saturday's game against Coolum Colts with...
Motorbike rider killed in Peregian Springs crash
A 34-year-old Wurtulla man has died after his motorbike struck a light pole in Peregian Springs on Saturday night, 17 August.
Initial investigations by...
Join the party to welcome home Olympians
An Olympic and Paralympic Welcome Home event will be held in South Bank following Australia’s success at Paris 2024.
On Saturday 14 September, Queenslanders are...
Growing with the flow: Coast building confidence soars
Despite challenges for the building industry, such as high construction costs and interest rate uncertainty, latest figures show growing confidence in the Sunshine Coast...
Peregian based college wins School of the Year
A focus on building the personal capacity of each and every student has seen St Andrew’s Anglican College awarded Secondary School of the Year...
Go the Lions
At this month’s General Meeting, I moved an alternative motion to the staff recommendation concerning the use of the Noosa Heads Lions Park Reserve...
Jerry’s love of gardening keeps growing
You could say that gardening runs in the blood of Jerry Coleby-Williams.
His grandfather was a keen gardener and that proved vital to survive in...
Turtle hatching time at Teewah
The Green and Loggerhead turtle nests along Teewah Beach are now ready to hatch between January to March.
Along Teewah Beach hatchlings face the great...
