Photo: Mike Drinkwater It was sad news that greeted many late last week with social media community boards reporting the death of the beloved albino brush turkey known as ‘Albie’ who roamed the streets and bushland around Noosa’s Hastings Street…
Madalyn McKean YOU OUTSOURCE the gardening, even the cleaning and if you run a business no doubt you had a professional design your website and brand logo? So why not outsource the bookwork and hire a ‘Virtual Assistant’ who will…
THE much-loved Queensland Garden Expo is set to take centre stage this weekend at the Nambour Showgrounds and the Advertiser has a double pass to give away to one lucky reader. The Queensland Garden Expo is one of Australia’s most-loved…
INTEGRITY REPORT Dear editor, Last week Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk received the Coaldrake Report into accountability in the public sector and committed to implementing all fourteen recommendations, including releasing cabinet papers after thirty days instead of thirty years. This will allow…
Shane Webcke, Peter Andrew, Jason Akermanis and Brennan Carolan at the sixth annual Coolum Sportsman’s Lunch on Friday, June 24. Photo: Contributed THE SIXTH annual Coolum Sportsman’s Lunch which was held at the Coolum Beach Hotel on Friday, June 24…
BOTH Division 8 and Division 9 have fared well in the upcoming budget handed down by Sunshine Coast Council last week with many infrastructure upgrades, new pathways and trails plus outdoor spaces for all ages featuring in the Sunshine Coast…
Photo: Contributed The local community spirit is well and truly environmentally minded with more than 170 volunteers turning up on Sunday, June 26 to plant out 1,300 trees at the Doonan Creek Environment Reserve (pictured). There were 91 adults and…
Traditional dancers celebrate NAIDOC Week. File Photo: Contributed NEXT week NAIDOC Week 2022 (July 3-10) will see a range of events take place across the Sunshine Coast from flag raising to family fun days and art exhibitions and everyone is…
ROAD SAFETY Dear editor, With school holidays underway and extra traffic on our roads meaning many visitors not sure where they are going and children out and about, we need to be more vigilant on our roads. So far, as…
EXCITED Queenslanders planning a road trip during the school holidays have been urged to make safety their top priority. Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey said highways around the state would be busier as holidaymakers took to the roads. …