Author Archives: coolumy99

Power tools buzz at Women’s shed for Christmas

A range of brand-new power tools are sitting under the Christmas tree at the Coolum Women’s Shed thanks to a Federal Government grant announced by Federal Member for Fairfax Ted… Read more »

Christmas cash for local sport and community groups

Four local groups within the Ninderry electorate have shared in more than $40,000 in grant funding in the lead up to Christmas and Ninderry MP Dan Purdie saying the much-needed… Read more »

Letters to the editor 23/12/21

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… Read more »

Locals asked for input for future of Marcoola North

Sunshine Coast Council want to know exactly what the community want to see happen with the Marcoola North region and is collaborating with the community and seeking their ideas about… Read more »

Sandy Christmas wishes from the beach

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, we are so… Read more »

Noosa Council vax statement

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… Read more »

Lions remember with memorial tree

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… Read more »

Singing in unison for the climate

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… Read more »

Letters to the editor 16/12/21

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… Read more »