The region’s movers and shakers of 2022 have been narrowed down to deliver you the Sunshine Coast and Noosa’s 50 most powerful people of the year. See 50-41 of the list here.
A Peregian Beach student is steps closer to his pro football dream after a major contract signing amid a growing trend of the region’s talented players moving further afield.
The Sunshine Coast’s only indoor skate park is facing an uncertain future after celebrating an upturn in business three months ago. Read how they’re plotting survival.
A Sunshine Coast mother has copped disturbing written abuse for just pulling out of her driveway – and despite her pleas, council won’t help her.
THE Darling Downs Zoo has been offered a lifeline by the Federal Government, as part of a $94.6 million support package for Australian zoos and aquariums
Environmental friendly initiatives will be in place at this year’s Noosa Food and Wine Festival as you can easily do your bit to help out
She may have only been skateboarding for less than a year, but Kathleen Bias is already gaining a heap of attention.
Social restrictions may have halted many Noosa businesses, but one new business to the region has found a silver lining.
Noosa’s own Golden Breed has closed its doors with the iconic beach shack earmarked for redevelopment
A sell out weekend for strawberry growers at Noosa Farmers Market
There are so many truly remarkable people in the Noosa region. This week we spend five minutes with Peregian artist Pete Goodlet.
As we begin the slow path back to life after tight social restrictions, the idea to test all Noosa hospitality staff has been put forward. But it isn’t gaining unanimous support.
‘Our next quarter will look very different sadly, but this does provide a benchmark for where we have been and how we can rebuild our industry.’
When the world suddenly faced unprecedented change, the Sunshine Coast community had a simple response: it looked after one another.
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