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The results of BirdLife Australia’s Aussie Bird Count are in with a record breaking 5 million birds counted during the week-long national bird counting frenzy held in October last year. 64,000 Australians took part in the Count – the 12th year running of what has arguably become Australia’s most popular citizen science event.

The Australian Magpie swooped into top spot...


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The Rococo Noosa Tigers have given the bottom placed Sherwood their first victory of season 2026 in a high scoring tussle in West Brisbane last weekend.

In front of their 1976 and 2006 Flag winning teams (2006 of course when they defeated Noosa at Metricon stadium) the young magpies just kept coming and in the end were outnumbering the, for the most part, flat Noosa Ti...


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Australia Zoo announced the first joey of the season has emerged from her mum’s pouch.

Queenie, an adult koala at Australia Zoo, is the proud mother of a female joey who is slowly settling into her new home at the zoo.

Queenie’s joey is one of eight young koalas to recently join the Australia Zoo family, with the tiny joeys now beginning to peek out from their m...


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Thousands of runners have taken to the streets of Noosa for the ASICS Runaway Noosa Marathon, with the 2026 event the largest in its history.

Runners from across Australia and around the world took on either the marathon, half marathon, 10km or 5km event, with Noosa’s perfect late-autumn weather making for a day to remember on course.

Noosa local Alex Harvey mad...


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In the ultimate ‘waste to resource’ initiative, a new renewable energy facility will turn landfill gas into clean energy and slash greenhouse gas emissions by up to 55,000 tonnes per year.

Sunshine Coast Council and partner, LMS Energy opened the facility at the Northern Waste Precinct in Bli Bli today (19 May), where it will generate enough renewable electricity to po...


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