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We want to tell Noosa's story and your memories, recollections and photos all form the chapters in the tale. If you are keen to share what you know, create a Noosawiki account and start adding your story today. Alternately, if you would like to be part of group that meets regularly to tell stories together, contact us to express your interest.






This site has been created to allow people from the Noosa Shire and beyond to contribute their own stories, images and knowledge of the Shire's history and heritage.

You are encouraged to contribute your stories, memories, and recollections of any aspect of Noosa's heritage - your own family history or the stories of others who have played a role in our Shire, historical eras and places, hobbies and pastimes, industries and livelihoods, built heritage or oral histories. All stories are more interesting with pictures, so please, dig out your old photos, scan them and add include them with your contributions.

In creating this site, Noosawiki acknowledges the original owners of the land on which Noosa has been built.



In order to contribute stories, you will need to register as user by clicking on the link in the top left corner of the page. We do not ask for any personal information other than a valid email address. During the introductory phase of the wiki, a passcode is required to complete the registration process. Please Contact Us for full details.

Once you have registered, please read through the Contributors Instructions to assist you in getting started.

We hope that everyone will exercise common sense in participating in the wiki and you are encouraged to review the Policy and Guidelines for more information on wiki etiquette.


Above: The town of Tewantin in the 1930's. The first bridge joining Tewantin and Noosaville over Lake Doonella was constructed in 1929, allowing easier access to the growing popularity of the Noosa River and Noosa Heads as holiday destinations.



By the 1930's Noosa Main Beach and Hastings Street was lined with large timber guesthouses for visitors from Gympie, Brisbane and beyond, coming to enjoy the picturesque beaches and headland.