IN AN effort to respond and help out in the aftermath of the floods which have ravaged Sth East Qld and NSW recently, the Queensland Country Press Association (QCPA) along with your local newspaper has joined forces with Vinnies Queensland…
Pictured are from left: Ted O’Brien – Federal Member for Fairfax, Doug Alford from the Coolum Lions, Ernie Burrows – President Coolum Surf Lifesaving Supporters Club, Jessica Appel (current Coolum Beach Volunteer of the Year), Fay Beutel (current Citizen of…
Federal Government flood funding Funding support has been swiftly activated to support communities on the East Coast of Australia that were severely impacted by the recent flooding disaster. The Sunshine Coast was one of the first places to be inundated…
Coolum State High School Captains and Vice Captains for 2022 – Taylah Mahony, Jake Land, Sienna Dunnett and Zane Pederson. On Thursday, March 10, Coolum State High School was honoured to be able to present its 2022 leaders with their…
POLITICAL CLIMATE CHANGE Dear editor, As the mopping up continues from the latest devastating floods, Premier Annastaci a Palaszczuk said, “Let’s face it, it is climate change. I have never seen so many natural disasters.” For decades the warnings have…
Celebrating International Women’s Day on March 8 at the Coolum Women’s Shed is Member for Fairfax Ted O’Brien with Coolum Women’s Shed President Nell Harvey along with members Georgia and Paula. The celebratory morning tea also marked the start of…
What a great season for the under 15 Coolum Heat team! Due to a washed-out grand-final between the Sunshine Coast southern and northern divisions, the Coolum Heat team have been declared joint Sunshine Coast under 15 Champions with the Glasshouse…
Jaleos Flamenco will be bringing the fiery and passionate energy of Spanish flamenco to Coolum for one night on Friday, March 18, the night is the first show in their Sunshine Coast tour and is not to be missed. Photo:…
Residents in parts of the Fraser Coast and Sunshine Coast local government areas (LGA) impacted by severe flooding can now access financial assistance and support services, including Emergency Hardship Assistance grants of up to $180 per person and $900 for…
SEKISUI Dear editor, It is disappointing to see that not only is the Sunshine Coast Regional Council unresponsive to its community regarding the development of the unique area of Yaroomba, but it seems Sunshine Business Council is also for development…