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LIFEGUARDS
Unexploded bombs may be
found on former military
range areas between Peregian
Beach and Sunshine Beach. Unit
block developments require Site
NOOSA
Contamination Reports from the
Department of Environment and N oosa Council Lifeguards patrol selected
beaches all year round including
weekends during winter when Surf Lifesaving
Heritage. Individual residential
Clubs historically do not patrol. Beaches with
building applicants should seek
“Swim between the Flag” areas include Noosa
Department advice Heads Main Beach (the Surf Club end) plus
Noosa West (the middle groyne), Sunshine
(07-3227 7982) on site history
Beach and Peregian Beach. Other beaches
and undertake testing and
patrolled on weekends and the Queensland
remedial work before school holidays during summer
(mid September to the end of April) include
commencing building.
Sunrise Beach and North Peregian Beach.
Hours vary according to season. For full details
please telephone Council on 5449 5200.
DOCTORS
& NURSES
T he home of a medical practitioner at
Cooran was the site of Noosa’s earliest
hospital, circa 1890. Another operated at
operation in 1999. It is run by Mayne
Health, under contract with the State
Government. The hospital makes the most
Pomona from around 1915 to 1950. of its natural bushland site, with a total of
109 beds, 35 of them private, housed in
Over more recent years local residents
seven pavilions linked by glassed walkways.
carted their serious aches and pains along to
Medical, surgical, oncology, renal dialysis,
Cooroy’s former Noosa District Community
allied health (including hydrotherapy),
Hospital, later called the Cooroy Private
pathology and radiology services are
Hospital, which to general dismay closed in
provided, in addition to a 24-hour
2000. In October 2001 the Sundale
emergency medical centre.
organisation re-opened the facility as the
Eden Private Health Care
Centre with 24 medical
and rehabilitation beds. NOOSA PARADE
An additional 12 PROFESSIONAL CENTRE
rehabilitation beds have 168 NOOSA PARADE, NOOSAVILLE
since been added and the
DENTISTS
hospital has plans for a day Rob Lucas BDSc Alastair McGregor BDS
surgery facility within a
5474 2655 APPOINTMENTS
couple of years.
CHIROPRACTORS Stirling Buchanan & Des Wiggins
The Noosa Hospital in PODIATRISTS PHYSIOTHERAPISTS MASSAGE
Goodchap Street, Ian White David Lawrence THERAPISTS
Noosaville started & Malcolm Crowe & Eloise Andrews
5474 0466 APPOINTMENTS
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