Letters to the editor 12/03/25
SAVE STUMERS Dear editor, On behalf of the Save Stumers Creek Off Leash Dog Beach Committee we would like to thank the community so much for their dedicated support signing… Read more »
Urgent call for blood donors as cyclone disrupts supply
AUSTRALIAN Red Cross Lifeblood urgently needs an additional 6,000 people to donate blood this week to replenish supplies depleted by ex-Cyclone Alfred. An unprecedented number of donor centre closures and… Read more »
Party pooch set to raise funds for RSPCA
THE ENTIRE community, even the four-legged members, are invited to the biggest birthday celebration of the year – Max’s 70th birthday on Saturday, March 29, from 4-7 pm. Max the… Read more »
Noosa MP ‘Quick Start’ Grants now open
THE INDEPENDENT Member for Noosa, Sandy Bolton MP has opened her Quick Start grant program and applications for a helping hand need to be in by 12pm March 31. “Since… Read more »
Locals called on to shape Wilkins Park at Pacific Paradise
DO YOU have a great idea for Wilkins Park in Pacific Paradise? If you do, then Sunshine Coast Council wants to hear from you as they make provisions for the… Read more »
What to do with all those unused sandbags
CLOSE to 200,000 sandbags were collected by residents from SES locations across the Sunshine Coast in preparation for Tropical Cyclone Alfred, and thankfully, many were not needed or used. And… Read more »
State and Federal Gov makes funding available for clean up
THE COMMUNITY Relief Fund, jointly funded by the Albanese and Crisafulli Governments, will provide councils up to $1 million to undertake essential immediate clean up and restoration activities. The funding… Read more »
Beaches to be cleaned up in wake of Cyclone destruction
PLANS to clean up local beaches in the wake of Ex Tropical Cyclone (TC) Alfred are already underway, with the community invited to help in a coordinated operation once safe. … Read more »
Torrential rain inundates Coast hinterland
AS THE weekend closed, the Sunshine Coast appeared to have escaped the ravages of Tropical Cyclone Alfred; however, during Sunday night and into Monday morning, falls of over 400mm were… Read more »
Caution urged during flood clean-up to limit soil born bacteria infection
QUEENSLANDERS across the state are being asked to be vigilant as they start the clean up after heavy rain and flooding with a deadly soil born bacteria potentially lurking across… Read more »