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Peter Gardiner is a Noosa-based reporter for the Sunshine Coast Daily. He has been reporting on the Sunshine Coast for the past 28 years after serving his cadetship at the Queensland Times in Ipswich going becoming sports editor and covering the 1982 Brisbane Commonwealth Games and working at The Examiner in Launceston. He has worked extensively in local politics and covered Noosa Council for more than two decades including the momentous de-amalgamation battle and loves covering a good community stoush.

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Noosa Council promises transparency on tourism funding

Noosa Council promises transparency on tourism funding

Noosa Council has made a decision on its funding for a key tourism body ahead of its upcoming budget.

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Sunrise Beach musical talent Sari Abbott is Tamworth bound this weekend as part of a select group of young musicians.

Young Noosa performer’s star rises at Tamworth

Sari Abbott will be one of 15 chosen country prodigies from across three states to hone her playing and stage craft at the Junior Academy of Country Music in Tamworth development sessions starting this Saturday.

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26/07/01 99855Two people were critically injured in this 3 car pile up on the Tewantin-Cooroy Rd and Sivyers Rd intersection at Cooroy yesterday.

Noosa’s $1m road safety upgrade

The $965,000 allocation follows on from the speed limit reduction along Cooroy-Noosa Road in 2019.

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26/07/01 99855Two people were critically injured in this 3 car pile up on the Tewantin-Cooroy Rd and Sivyers Rd intersection at Cooroy yesterday.

Noosa’s $1m road safety upgrade

The $965,000 allocation follows on from the speed limit reduction along Cooroy-Noosa Road in 2019.

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All aboard - while scooters were the fashionable ride into Noosa's Hastings St, the Go Noosa free buses had more than 250,000 takers.

Scooters rival free buses to beat Noosa’s traffic snarls

Council’s evaluation of its free holiday bus service has revealed a 42 per cent spike in scooters and motorbikes entering Hastings St over the last break.

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All aboard - while scooters were the fashionable ride into Noosa's Hastings St, the Go Noosa free buses had more than 250,000 takers.

Scooters rival free buses to beat Noosa’s traffic snarls

Council’s evaluation of its free holiday bus service has revealed a 42 per cent spike in scooters and motorbikes entering Hastings St over the last break.

Fireys threw everything at the Peregian fires.

Council adopts beefed up fire protection plan for Noosa

Noosa Council has plans to implement strategic safeguards to limit the risk of fire erupting in bushland after the devastating Peregian blaze.

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Noosa Come Together Festival organiser Oz Bayldon is excited about the local line up of talent at Noosaville Lions park this weekend.

Musical talent busk at the seams at Noosa festival

Noosa Comes Together Festival has harnessed a fresh wave of community spirit to help keep local disability support services financially afloat.

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Karl Stefanovic and his partner Jasmine have applied to short term rent their Sunshine Beach holiday home.

Fancy a Noosa stay at the Stefanovics? It could happen

Karl Stefanovic and his wife Jasmine are among a rush of applicants looking to secure their short term rental rights with Noosa Council.

Sunshine Coast Mayor Mark Jamieson and Noosa MP Sandy Bolton take part in tree plantings offsets for Energex at Doonan Creek Environment Reserve.

Eco ‘gift’ to the Coast to help preserve biodiversity

A Peregian Springs green haven has expanded to 474ha of wildlife corridor and is now the largest reserve in Sunshine Coast Council’s conservation estate.

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