Tears flow as Sunshine Coast cafe icon calls time on beachfront site
After 17 years of befriending staff, skateboarders and the homeless, the owner of a beachside cafe is walking away. WATCH THE EMOTIONAL FAREWELL VIDEO
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As overheads rise this year, small restaurants are battling to make a profit – and delivery services aren’t helping says a popular Sunshine Coast eatery owner.
Former Master Builders boss to turn Maleny Dairies into “powerhouse”
After nine years at Master Builders Queensland, the former chief executive has landed at Maleny Dairies with big dreams up his sleeve.
‘Phone hasn’t stopped’: Tiny home builder in hot demand amid housing crisis
Demand for small homes has surged as residents scramble to find a home while vacancy rates fall, making it “practically impossible” to find a rental.
New ‘Americana’ eatery to open up in booming industrial estate
A Caloundra businessman who almost lost his pizzeria during the pandemic is about to open a new ‘Americana’ style eatery in the heart of a Sunshine Coast industrial estate.
Noosa mum’s clothing line for tweens stuck in awkward fashion stage
Unable to find fun and suitable clothing for her 10-year-old girl, Michelle Payne took matters into her own hands. Read how she started her own fashion line.
Dry July seals supermarket deal for new Sunshine Coast drink label
After opening its doors only earlier this year, a Sunshine Coast non-alcoholic drink business has landed a supermarket deal coinciding with Dry July.
Martial arts champion creates gym empire from Kmart mats
A champion martial artist has managed to build a gym empire from a simple set of Kmart mats. Read his inspiring story of how he created his company here.
Beloved Sunshine Coast brewery regretfully calls in liquidators
After closing its doors for months and having debts to pay, a beloved Sunshine Coast brewery has appointed liquidators to wind up the operation.
Farmers reveal why their ‘hands are tied’ on latest price rise
While customers and restaurant owners feel the pain of steep food prices, small farmers say their hands are tied when it comes to supply costs. Read why here.
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