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Alexia Purcell
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By Alexia Purcell Verified| Cooloola Advertiser Verified 9th Nov 2019 1:00 PM | Updated: 6:01 PM premium_icon Subscriber only The Pomona community has rallied together to support residents evacuated from their homes and forced to seek shelter at the Pomona Showgrounds. Noosa Show Society committee member Dean Power said Pomona residents and businesses have selflessly donated food, items and their time to assist the 20 evacuees currently at the showgrounds. "This morning we had 15 evacuees for breakfast.
By Alexia Purcell Verified| Noosa News Verified 9th Nov 2019 3:30 PM | Updated: 3:47 PM RESIDENTS evacuated from the Cooroibah area are fretting for pets they couldn't reach in time or had to leave behind. Glory Drive resident Justine Plummer was at work yesterday when residents in Cooroibah were evacuated due to a fast moving bushfire. She said she tried getting home to evacuate her dogs but police weren't letting anyone in.
By Alexia Purcell Verified| Cooloola Advertiser Verified 9th Nov 2019 1:00 PM | Updated: 6:01 PM premium_icon Subscriber only The Pomona community has rallied together to support residents evacuated from their homes and forced to seek shelter at the Pomona Showgrounds. Noosa Show Society committee member Dean Power said Pomona residents and businesses have selflessly donated food, items and their time to assist the 20 evacuees currently at the showgrounds. "This morning we had 15 evacuees for breakfast.
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Cooroy Rag
For more than 60 years, the Cooroy Rag has been a staple in the community and continues today to reflect its views, champion its causes, celebrate its people and sustain its way of life. The Cooroy Rag is published every three weeks and 8000 copies are distributed free to the community in Cooroy, Pomona, Cooran, Kin Kin, Imbil, Amamoor, Gympie, Yandina, Doonan, Tewantin, Eumundi, Boreen Point and Noosaville.