Letters to the editor 26/01/22
HISTORY COLUMN Dear editor, I always look forward to Frances Windolf’s article in your paper. Thank you to Frances for publishing them. Being a resident of Yinneburra St, I was… Read more »
Event Showcase: Cigány Weaver
World Music returns to Coolum Fusing the passion of gypsy music, the precision of classical, and the spontaneity of jazz, Cigány Weaver create a rich and vibrant atmosphere for the… Read more »
Business Showcase: Swim 1 Swim School
Coolum’s premier learn to swim school are proud to share with the community their recent award wins – the recognition undoubtedly cementing SWIM 1 as the number one learn to… Read more »
Community rallies to help Meals on Wheels
IN an effort to be well prepared for any new obstacles COVID may present towards the smooth delivery of the invaluable meals cooked and delivered by Coolum Meals on Wheels,… Read more »
Live music returns to stages across Australia
A unique brand of classical music will return to stages across Australia this year following the announcement of a $560,000 Federal Government Grant by Federal Member for Fairfax, Ted O’Brien… Read more »
Letters to the editor 19/01/22
HEART HEALTH Dear editor, Every 10 minutes an Australian suffers a heart attack. Sadly, many do not survive with 48 Australians dying every single day from heart disease – someone’s… Read more »
Caution urged from dog owners to stop attacks
Statistics from Noosa Council saw a 72 per cent increase in dog attacks in the last quarter compared to the same period last year and this has promoted Noosa Council… Read more »
Salty Saturdays set to transform Jack Morgan Park
Coolum Business and Tourism is on a mission to get people to stay in town and to spend money within the local economy and one way that they are hoping… Read more »
Extra COVID safe measures asked as case numbers rise
Visitors and residents alike to Noosa are being asked to be extra cautious and help stop the spread of COVID with just the Noosa Council region recording more than 1300… Read more »
School to remain out for an extra two weeks to ward off peak infections
In an effort to get on top of the rapid and fast-moving Omricon infection sweeping across the state, the Queensland school year will now start on Monday, February 7 instead… Read more »