It is not every day that one can say they are literally in the top 100 students in the state, but Coolum State High School student Kai Weith found out last Friday that he had received an ATAR result of…
Whether shopping for Christmas gifts or looking for something to do this festive season, people are being asked to keep their money in the local area by shopping and supporting local and Coolum Business and Tourism have even made this…
Members from the Coolum Women’s Shed with Ted O’Brien MP who donated $3,750 to the group by way of a Federal Government grant which was used to purchase a range of power tools for the shed members to use during…
Member for Ninderry Dan Purdie presenting Coolum Business and Tourism President Mark Cameron with a grant from the Gambling Community Benefit Fund for $15,000. The grant money will go towards new lighting such as fairy lights to enhance the nighttime appeal…
QLD COVID Dear editor, Our borders are opening as agreed to under the National Plan and COVID is more than likely coming into our state. For almost two years, the Palaszczuk government has followed the health advice and kept us…
Council is asking for community feedback on the future of Marcoola. The master plan will guide future projects including upgrades to the foreshore’s Felix Parry Park (pictured) and streetscape improvements between the Marcoola Surf Life Saving Club and Lorraine Avenue shops…
Pictured are Angela, Steven, Eva and Ethan Burr with Santa. Photo: Radley White There’s definitely no dreaming of a white Christmas or dashing through the snow here in Queensland and with the border reopening to southern travelers earlier this week,…
Noosa Council has announced that several of its facilities, venues and services will continue to welcome both vaccinated and unvaccinated customers as of December 17, to coincide with the Queensland Government’s latest COVID vaccination measures. There are no vaccination requirements…
Photo: Contributed Coolum Lionesses held a memorial tree planting and morning tea recently for local legend June Retchless who recently lost her battle with cancer. The women and men from the local Lions paid tribute to June by establishing a…
Photo: Christina Stubbs LOCAL choir group ‘Cool Harmonies’ under the direction of Yvonne Corstorphin, have joined the ‘Climate Caravan’, which has invited choirs and musicians from across Australia to – sing and make music for the climate. The choirs are…