Tag: News
Cultural tourism venture thrives on the Coast
Local Saltwater man Simon Thornalley has combined his passion for the ocean, Indigenous culture and extensive maritime experience into a unique tourism venture on...
Airport welcomes Qantas back to Sunshine Coast as new Canberra service starts
Sunshine Coast Airport has welcomed Qantas back for the first time since March as the carrier launched its inaugural service to Australia’s capital.
From Thursday,...
Australia’s largest greenfield CBD project secures a $2.5 billion commitment
Maroochydore City Centre’s shovel ready CBD redevelopment is set for acceleration under a new development agreement with one of Australia’s leading private property groups.
The...
79 new officers welcomed to the Queensland Police Service
Commissioner Katarina Carroll and Ms Jess Pugh MP, Member for Mount Ommaney, have joined in congratulating 79 new officers for joining the Queensland Police...
A walk to relish as future beckons
After 13 years of early mornings, packed lunches, ironed uniforms and late nights finishing assignments, today Year 12 students at Good Shepherd Lutheran College...
Local dancers to star in iconic Christmas Event
Four young dancers from Noosa have successfully auditioned for a part in Brisbane’s historic Christmas Panto 'Christmas In Storyland'.
After two decades on ice this...
Boy charged with throwing rocks at jet ski riders
A boy has been charged following investigations into an incident where two jet ski riders allegedly had rocks thrown at their vessel from a...
Funding to drive Indigenous and transcultural lens in PhD research
A USC-led project to help PhD students strengthen their research with First Nations and transcultural perspectives has received an enormous boost from the Australian...
Police scale up for schoolies
Sunshine Coast police have "scaled up" resources with mounted police, all terrain vehicles, water police vehicles and extra personnel to ensure school leavers holidaying in...
Police double officers to handle Schoolies
Noosa will have more than double the usual amount of police officers on deck to manage the influx of 4000 Schoolies set to hit...
Help track flying foxes as they arrive on the Coast
As the weather warms up and more flying-foxes arrive on the Sunshine Coast, council has called on the community to help track the animals’...
The passing of a pocket rocket
Tragic news from Sydney on Monday as the light went out for turbo-charged pocket rocket John Shimooka, the Hawaiian former world pro tour surfer...
New life for iconic Tewantin TAFE Campus
The former decommissioned Tewantin TAFE campus will be given a new lease of life with plans for a Sunshine Coast School of Design to...
