Cooloola Cove Archive

The organisers had prizes galore at the 'White for a Night' - see for yourself this year!
There’s more in March on the Cooloola Coast!: March 3: White for a Night Held March 3, from 6.30 to
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Gail Langdown from CCR&F welcomes everyone to the Easter Fair
Easter events for you on the Cooloola Coast: As the Easter break and school holidays are fast approaching, hopefully with
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You find these stopping bays all over Australia, they would have been a economical solution for our coast - but now government has changed their mind, and there is no options forthcoming for slow traffic on our roads
Our roads a “recipe for disaster”: Last year, Transport and Main Roads (TMR) wrote to Rainbow Beach Commerce
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Last year Grant Phelan worked with Nippers and their managers to clean up the beach and foreshore - this year they are looking for people to drive the activity in Rainbow Beach
Join Clean Up Australia Day: Children and teachers are getting in on the act with both local
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Volunteers Eileen Hollyoak, Gabriella Field, Lynette Cunningham from the TCB Resource Centre and Deb and Jim George welcome Carley O’Donnell from the Gympie Region Volunteer Centre (centre) and plan to attend the first meeting at Tin Can Bay on March 14
Let’s grow our volunteers and bring funds to the Cooloola Coast: Cooloola Connect Volunteer Managers Meeting is a quarterly meeting brought together by
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Opportunistic theft, Cooloola Cove: Senior Constable Deb Wruck on Feb 26, 2018 @ 9:19am Between February
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Rob Medcalfe guitar and vocals
Music Plus – Last Thursday – March 29: Magically returned from a very hot holiday period and now looking forward
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Plant of the month is Leptospermum polygalifolium (Wild may), an ornamental compact shrub to four metres with aromatic leaves and white blossoms in spring. (Photograph: Mistletoe - Mary Boyce)
Cooloola City Farm: City Farm, opposite the Community Centre, on Tin Can Bay Road, is
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Rainbow Beach Police Beat
Rainbow Beach Police Beat: On board with online safety: Senior Constable Michael Brantz The internet is a powerful tool that can
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Tin Can Bay IGA Manager, Kylie Rayson, shows some of the new plantings and beautification in the Tin Can Bay shopping precinct
Work well on the way for coastal “Our Towns”: The final “Our Town” concept master plans and priority actions for the
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