The ‘Tread Lightly’ guide will help visitors to the region minimise their eco footprint and was jointly produced by Coolum and North Shore Coast Care and Coolum Business and Tourism. Launching the guide are Ayllie White from CB&T and Dani…
Is it really Christmas without a night of festive singing? On Sunday, December 18 a huge crowd gathered in Coolum’s Jack Morgan Park for the inaugural Coolum Christmas Carols which ran from 3 pm until the early evening. The evening…
Julie Evitts from One Agency who hosted the ‘Local Gems’ morning. LOCAL business chamber Coolum Business and Tourism (CB&T) recently hosted their monthly ‘Local Gems’ networking morning at Coolum’s One Agency Real Estate which is arguably located in one of…
New Coolum-Peregian RSL President Peter Lloyd (centre) with army reservists at the recent Sunday On The Green event at the club. Photo: Vanessa Bacon-Hall THE COOLUM-Peregian RSL is proud to inform the community that Peregian resident Peter Lloyd has is…
Vanessa Bacon-Hall Editor Community advocacy group Development Watch which aims to hold council and government to account over town planning, environmental and development issues has raised concerns over developer Sekisui House (SH) using the name ‘Yaroomba Beach’ in promotional material…
Coolum’s newest event, Salty Saturdays, presented by Coolum Business and Tourism (CB&T) and Visit Coolum, held their inaugural launch event on Saturday, January 22 in Jack Morgan Park and it was a huge success with 600 people estimated to have…
Coolum Business and Tourism is on a mission to get people to stay in town and to spend money within the local economy and one way that they are hoping to entice both visitors and locals alike to do this…
Whether shopping for Christmas gifts or looking for something to do this festive season, people are being asked to keep their money in the local area by shopping and supporting local and Coolum Business and Tourism have even made this…
Member for Ninderry Dan Purdie presenting Coolum Business and Tourism President Mark Cameron with a grant from the Gambling Community Benefit Fund for $15,000. The grant money will go towards new lighting such as fairy lights to enhance the nighttime appeal…
Everyone mentions it and we all know that we should “support local” and now, the ‘Sunny Coast Cash Card’ offers the perfect means to do exactly that and before you head down the highway to a big shopping centre or…