Tag: News
Claiming Noosa back
Noosa’s legendary former mayors Noel Playford and Bob Abbot talk to Phil Jarratt about success, failure, and the personal toll of political career.
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Covid clinic reduces community anxiety
Since setting up at The J Theatre car park about six weeks ago the Sunny Street Respiratory Clinic has performed about 3000 Covid-19 tests...
Back on stage
When The J Theatre opened for The Little Seed production of The Addams Family at 2pm last Friday it was their first show since...
Sunshine Coast stores turn pink for Breast Cancer Research
The Sunshine Coast’s two Stellarossa locations will turn pink from 12 October to 8 November, as the caf¨¦ chain raises funds for vital breast...
Noosa will be hit hardest by planned JobSeeker cuts
Regional communities including Noosa and Gympie will be hit hardest by the Federal Government’s planned cuts to the Coronavirus Supplement for people on JobSeeker,...
Villages called to match donation
The Residents of Hibiscus Noosa Outlook Retirement Village have donated $500 to Katie Rose Cottage and are inviting other Villages in the Noosa Shire...
Coastal fox control program set to finish strong 2020
Efforts to protect coastal native wildlife will be ramped up again this spring, with a coastal fox control program starting up again.
Sunshine Coast Council,...
Discover your own backyard, experience Noosa
Tourism Noosa has launched a locals campaign to encourage locals to get out and about in their own backyard and experience Noosa like our...
Ideas wanted to shape future
Tech company EarthTech has launched a global online program, Together in Action, and now the countdown is on by 30 October for social entrepreneurs...
BreastScreen Queensland Sunshine Coast Service coming to Cooroy
Breast cancer will affect one in seven Queensland women, so there is a fair chance you know a friend or relative who has had...
NACA a hub for art trail
2020 has brought its fair share of challenges to Noosa Arts and Crafts Association (NACA) but its 430 members are still smiling and doing...
Research finds new way to help frail older people
A $6.9 million global research project involving USC as the only Australian partner has developed a new monitoring and intervention system to slow or...
Artist turns invasive weed into fashion
From invasive vine to award-winning wearable art—local artist Vivien Eardley is set to wow audiences at this year’s Mary Valley Art Festival.
Vivien will bring...
