Two days before Noosa’s Festival of Surf got underway this month, something evil began floating in on the tide. It was the morning of March 2nd, and the first pontoons spat out by the churning floodwaters of the Brisbane River
Like Norman Lindsay’s Children’s classic The Magic Pudding, there are some who view our Noosa Council budget as an inexhaustible supply. Eat all you like, we can make some more. This time last year I was looking forward to having
There’s little that’s more heartening for an employer than to find good young people and help them get a little closer to finding a rewarding career. A core part of Noosa & District Landcare Group’s [NDLG] development over the last
A proposal to transform the Rufous Street precinct in Peregian Beach into an “energy hub” is one of many ambitious ideas being pushed by Zero Emissions Noosa (ZEN) in 2022. The site already houses the highly successful Digital Hub as
The weather has challenged all of us this summer. Spare a thought for artist Kay Christochowitz who’s been braving the elements most weeks since early December on a giant tree stump overlooking Peregian Beach. This week he finished his magnificent
Two days before Noosa’s Festival of Surf got underway this month, something evil began floating in on the tide. It was the morning of March 2nd, and the first pontoons spat out by the churning floodwaters of the Brisbane River
Like Norman Lindsay’s Children’s classic The Magic Pudding, there are some who view our Noosa Council budget as an inexhaustible supply. Eat all you like, we can make some more. This time last year I was looking forward to having
There’s little that’s more heartening for an employer than to find good young people and help them get a little closer to finding a rewarding career. A core part of Noosa & District Landcare Group’s [NDLG] development over the last
A proposal to transform the Rufous Street precinct in Peregian Beach into an “energy hub” is one of many ambitious ideas being pushed by Zero Emissions Noosa (ZEN) in 2022. The site already houses the highly successful Digital Hub as
The weather has challenged all of us this summer. Spare a thought for artist Kay Christochowitz who’s been braving the elements most weeks since early December on a giant tree stump overlooking Peregian Beach. This week he finished his magnificent