IN RECOGNITION of the housing crisis and cost of living, Sunshine Coast Council has waived permit fees for those having to temporarily live in a tent, car, caravan or mobile home and who, due to extenuating circumstances, will find it…
Pictured at the official unveiling of the Bli Bli cenotaph are Ian Hall (President of Sunshine Coast and Regional District RSL Inc.), Dan Penman from Veterans In Step, Cr Maria Suarez and Antony from Sunshine Coast and Regional District RSL. Photo:…
The new timber bridge connecting communities along River Road, Maroochy River. IN DAYS gone by the Maroochy River in our region was used as a means of transport and provided a vital link to other suburbs, and a lot of the…
Garden mulch which has been made possible from processing residential organic green waste is now available to residents as free garden mulch. Photo: Contributed WITH the weather soon to be a little cooler, being out in the garden will be…
The invasive Coastal Fox which is being targeted from Maroochy River up to Peregian Beach. Photo: Contributed IN AN effort to protect native animals Sunshine Coast Council is again running its Coastal Fox Control Program, now in its ninth year…
An artists’ impression of what the Coolum Lions Park could look like after landscape works and design. Photo: Contributed TWO OF Coolum’s seaside parks which are to some extent under-utilised are about to be further enhanced to entice more activity…
ONCE again Go Noosa free holiday buses will be back over the Queensland Easter school holidays and residents and visitors are encouraged to utilise the service in an effort to curb congestion within the ever-popular tourist destination. The free buses…
Vanessa Bacon-Hall A CONTROVERSIAL development which was intended for a parcel of land west of the Sunshine Motorway at Coolum, known as Coolum West, has been taken out of consideration with landowner Consolidated Properties Group (CPG) stating that community objection…
Two critically endangered Loggerhead turtles were recently fitted with tracking devices and returned to the ocean. The devices will allow scientists and the public to monitor the animals and to learn more to further the conservation of the species. Photo:…
ONCE AGAIN Sunshine Coast Council is offering one lucky rate payer the chance to win $1000 off their next rate notice just by switching to online notices received via email and therefore doing away with ‘hard copies’ sent in the…