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After a horror bushfire season, we're asking the community for ideas that might be considered for funding under the bushfire recovery grant program

Noosa Council has called on the Queensland Government to reconsider its new koala maps after thousands of hectares of Noosa koala habitat have been left unprotected.

Free advice for reducing power bills and navigating the array of solar power and battery storage systems on the market is now available to Noosa residents.

Local kids will test-drive a range of sports for free at Noosa Council’s Come ’N Try sports afternoon on Tuesday 18 February.

Butter Factory Arts Centre (BFAC) volunteers such as Beatrice Prost, who is part of the team that installs new exhibitions, invest around 3000 hours into the Cooroy facility each year.

Work on Council’s $3M Hilton Terrace upgrade will begin Monday, February 10. The project will deliver a roundabout to improve traffic flow at the busy Hilton Terrace/Ernest Street intersection.

Noosa service clubs have launched a joint promotional video to heighten awareness of the good work they do in our community.

Waste expert Ian Florence is taking his wealth of knowledge to assist Snowy Valleys Council, west of Canberra with their disaster recovery.

A Life in Patches opens at Noosa Regional Gallery on January 31, featuring 29 handmade patchwork quilts from the 55 quilters who make up the Wallace House Quilters.

Noosa is to host the Pakistan and West Indies Women's T20 cricket teams in February. The teams will play three practice matches

Noosa Council remains committed to delivering the $5.2 million Rufous Street Stage 3 project, following news that the local firm contracted to deliver the development has gone into liquidation.

Private land conservation policy changes ratified at Council’s Ordinary Meeting will boost Noosa Council’s efforts to protect more fauna habitat and expand wildlife corridors across the shire.

Contemporary artist Abdul Abdullah will discuss his provocative embroidery pieces All Let Us Rejoice and For We Are Young and Free, and the public response, when he visits Noosa Regional Gallery.