Our Chamber Choir Orchestra is starting to sound a bit off-key. >>

I've got enough neighbours already thanks very much. >>

I just hope they've thought about frostbite and hypothermia. >>

But I haven't noticed any new high-rises in Noosa yet. >>

The shire will soon go to meet its municipal maker. >>

Steamy saga may be a taste of things to come. >>

To Noosafy or not to Noosafy? That is the question. >>

My mailbox is crammed with catalogues spruiking special offers. >>

Say hello to the Numero Uno Currency Cruncher. >>

Nowadays, it seems that to be accepted as a member of any country's club of citizens anywhere, there is the requirement to sit for a citizenship test. >>

The truth about Mayor Bob's French connection. >>

Setting forth on a new voyage under Captain Bligh ... >>

Is it absurd? Is it profane? Yes, it's Super Council! >>

Nature presented us with a deluge and we got very wet indeed, whether we wanted to or not. >>

Who needs to know about dalliances between the politician and the polemic dancer? >>

This weekend I'm celebrating my half-century, the half-ton, the big five-oh. >>

Musical jeers expected as Specialot show comes and goes at an amalgamated multiplex near you. >>

People's pandemic has Premier Pete in a panic. >>

Get set for the inaugural Local Government Grand Prix Election. >>

The Sunblock Coast Regional Council will celebrate its centenary in 2108 with an archaeological dig. >>

Danksta Downunder and his parental publishers and analogue ancestors live in a modest circa 1950s-fibro and timber cottage on a steep street in Noosa. >>

Popular community events such as the Peregian Originals and the Pomona Hotel community jams are in danger of being silenced by small cliques of residents. >>

The weekend found Danksta Downunder recuperating at home after a brief excursion to a 19th-century neighbourhood. >>

Why should this Coast need to rely on old-fashioned Sunshine, when the Federal Government insists that we can have our Yellowcake, and eat it! >>

Our mayor, who art in chambers, give us our daily rates... >>

Noosanauts, it's time to stand up and declare your own nation, rather than be swallowed up by Peter Beattie's super council. >>

First the painters come, then the fashionable, then the tourists, and the painters leave. Such is the cycle of tourism. >>

Hamish Brown reflects on the days when WWW had more to do with world war than the web. >>

Jock Brown shared some of his thoughts on the war and the Turkish as we remembered the fallen. >>