State Gov cameras catch out mobile phones in cars
SINCE being rolled out late last year across Queensland mobile phone and seatbelt cameras have caught around 40,000 doing the wrong thing – either using their phone whilst driving or… Read more »
Council reminding residents that coast is not a tip
SUNSHINE Coast Council is sadly once again reminding residents and visitors to the region that illegal dumping is an offence and penalties apply for those who do the wrong thing…. Read more »
Coolum artist wins best in show at exhibition showcasing local life
AN EXCITING celebration of Sunshine Coast artists is now on show in the Local Artists—Local Art Prize exhibition at Caloundra Regional Gallery until May 8 and Coolum artist Alison Mooney has been… Read more »
Volunteers maintain watercourse for 16 years
One of Coolum’s hidden gems is the lush 500m walkway which extends from Stumers Creek Rd along to Norrie Job Park – affectionately known as the watercourse and maintained by… Read more »
Analysis on preliminary new planning scheme feedback begins
PRELIMINARY consultation on proposed planning directions for Sunshine Coast Council’s new planning scheme closed on Thursday March 31 and feedback will now be analysed ahead of the next stage. Sunshine… Read more »
Noosa residents rate their region and score big on liveability
RESIDENTS from Noosa Shire have participated in the region’s first Liveability Survey conducted by Noosa Council and Place Score and the results show that protecting the natural environment, neighbourhood safety… Read more »
Letters to the editor 13/04/22
FIVE CENTS TO END Dear editor, Prime Minister Scott Morrison assumes the five-cent Australian coin is no longer minted. This is not what his assistant minister, Alex Hawke insists. The… Read more »
Community Update: Coolum Art Collective
Free Art Workshops The Coolum Art Collective are happy to inform the community that they will be hosting four free art-related workshops over a four-month period at the Mudjimba Community… Read more »
State gov takes speed out of E- scooters
ROADS and footpaths will be safer for Queensland commuters as the Palaszczuk Government rolls out new measures to better regulate e-scooters. Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey said stronger… Read more »
No vax needed as pubs and clubs welcome all just in time for Easter holidays
PREMIER Annastacia Palaszczuk announced on Tuesday that from 1am, Thursday, April 14 most venues that had previously only been open to vaccinated patrons would now welcome all in a further… Read more »