UNSW scientists have developed a ceramic-based ink to 3D-print bone parts complete with living cells that could be used to repair damaged bone tissue.
LeBron James’ first game in Cleveland in over two years was a doozy, as his Lakers beat the Cavaliers 115-108 and stayed perfect on the road.
By Margaret Maccoll It was another lengthy deliberation when Noosa Councillors decided on the draft terms of reference for the joint Noosa Council and Maritime Safety...
Zero Emissions Noosa is hoping that the Active Cycling and Walking Strategy, currently being prepared by Noosa Council to go out for consultation later this year,...
By Margaret Maccoll As school returns this week in a year that’s looking a lot more normal than the last one, the disruption experienced in 2020...
By Phil Jarratt The Noosa River saw its first full Maritime Safety Queensland compliance blitz over the Australia Day holiday period, with MSQ, the Water Police...
By Peter Owen When Bob MacPherson was a 10-year-old kid growing up in Melbourne he’d spend his weekends at Peninsula Golf Club, where he’d offer his...
By Ron Lane Last week at Noosa Dolphins Rugby Union club, the junior members were excited to have a visit from two members of the Queensland...
By Jim Fagan So how does a qualified civil engineer who started work as a steelworker in Wollongong decide religion and a life in the ministry...
By Ron Lane While watching last weeks’ display of just how much progress has been achieved in the important field of Aerial Fire Fighting, you should...