Tag: News
English for Khmer teachers
Two Noosa residents Peter McDonald and Judy Malzard are helping to educate 450 Cambodia children through a charity they set up in Australia with...
Show dealing with change
A highly physical contemporary new work, Dusk ’til Dawn, will be presented by advanced performing arts students from the University of the Sunshine Coast...
Kev’s Australian way
By Hollie Harris
The Kevin Bloody Wilson Show is not just a concert performance, it’s a full-on event and an opportunity to tick from your...
Musicians sing anti-mining tune
Some of Sunshine Coast’s finest musicians will gather at Noosa on Sunday 26 November to help raise awareness of the proposed New Hope Colton...
Cyclones unimpacted by climate change: expert
By Margaret Maccoll
There is no strong evidence of significant change in tropical activity due to climate change, cyclone expert Dr George Walker told attendees...
Pups appealing for care
By Margaret Maccoll
It’s hard to resist the cute appeal of a golden retriever puppy and Smart Pups Assistance Dogs charity store at Noosaville had...
World Surfing Reserve is a feather in Noosa’s cap
Noosa will become the tenth World Surfing Reserve, following a vote last week by World Surfing Reserves, a division of the US-based Save The...
River comes to life
By Jack Mangrove
River: With the temperatures slowly increasing and the numerous amount of storms lingering around our coast, we are beginning to see the...
Noosa Outrigger Club is number one
By Margaret Maccoll
After running second to Mooloolaba for a number of years, the Noosa Outrigger Canoe Club now have the numbers to call itself...
TNT games washed out
By Randall Woodley
For the third time in the first seven weeks of the season’s fixtures all the matches were washed out at the weekend....
Sea Shepherd issues shark net warning
By Hollie Harris
Noosa’s Granite Bay beach now has four Shark Control Program drum lines instead of the permitted three.
The Department of Agriculture and Fisheries...
Red man’s yellow truck
In the month before Christmas, Santa will swap his one-horse open sleigh for a big yellow firetruck to help Tinbeerwah Rural Fire Brigade with...
Desert days (and nights)
It took a bit of getting used to, but the WSL Abu Dhabi Longboard Classic was nowhere near as bad as the hostile social...
