SUNSHINE Coast Youth Council has launched a short survey designed to tap into the minds of young people and is asking Sunshine Coast residents aged 12-24 to complete the Youth Council’s survey for their chance to win one of five,…
Coolum State High School student Kai Weith was recognised last week by Education Minister Grace Grace with a ‘Distinguished Academic Achiever’ certificate – Kai was one of the top 47 students in the graduating class of 2021. Photo: QCAA FURTHER…
Photo: Contributed It was a day of celebration last Wednesday with the ladies from Quota Coolum Beach celebrating their first birthday with lunch at the Coolum Beach Surf Club. Not all members could be there for the party due to…
PALMER SIGNS Dear editor, After closing down the Palmer resort, which resulted in over 700 people losing their jobs, evicting people who legitimately owned property in the resort, and losing untold millions of dollars of tourism income for the local…
HAVING recently moved into the Coolum area, Glenn Hancock has brought his handyman business ‘GH Home and Commercial Maintenance Services’ with him and the local region will be all the more better off with the wealth of industry experience that…
THE SUNSHINE Coast community has until March 31 to have a say on proposed planning directions for the new planning scheme. Sunshine Coast Council Mayor Mark Jamieson encouraged anyone with an interest in what our region could look like in…
Member for Fairfax Ted O’Brien with ‘Turbine’ Director Emma Greenhatch at the announcement of the food and beverage facility which will be located at the Sunshine Coast Airport. Photo: Contributed A WORLD-FIRST manufacturing facility, which will transform the Sunshine Coast’s…
NOOSA Council is leading the way with free public transport options and is encouraging locals and visitors alike to take advantage of all Noosa has to offer these holidays with the return of Noosa Council’s Go Noosa Holidays transport options…
A CHORUS of delighted aged-care residents now regularly looks forward to hearing the Maroochy River Country Music Club’s tunes thanks to the Sunshine Coast Council’s Community Grants Program. It comes as applications for council’s latest round of Minor Grants are now open…
JUNIOR artists from across Queensland are called on to unleash their creativity and enter Sunshine Coast Council’s Wild HeART Student Art competition for native Australian plants and animals. Students can enter their artwork into three age categories for a chance…