Suspended teacher’s bid for sick leave lands in court
A Queensland teacher, who was suspended from duty after being charged with indecent treatment of children offences, has failed in his bid to secure sick leave.
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Noosa delivers controversial fluoride verdict in last-minute vote
A Queensland council has shut down calls for fluoride to be removed from the region’s drinking water, after anti-fluoride petitioners met with councillors last month.
Councillors speak out following Natoli marriage breakdown
Sunshine Coast councillors have weighed in on the future dynamic of the council leadership team after Mayor Rosanna Natoli and Councillor Joe Natoli announced their shock separation.
$20m, drought risk: Mayor reveals ‘complex process’ behind defluoridation
A Queensland mayor has warned ratepayers the removal of fluoride from drinking water could cost more than $20m, while adding the “weight of advice” from health experts was a key factor in the council’s decision.
Fundraiser launched for grieving loved ones after Wappa Falls tragedy
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to provide emotional support and counselling for those affected by the tragic deaths of Honor Ward and Beau Liddell at Wappa Falls.
Councillor’s rift with group exposed following shock marriage split
Following the shock announcement of Sunshine Coast Council couple Joe and Rosanna Natoli’s separation, a large community group says the councillor has been uncontactable this term with Mr Natoli pushing back on the claims.
Heartbroken loved ones to gather over teens’ waterfall deaths
A memorial event for the kind-hearted teen girl and the hero boy who tried to save her in a Sunshine Coast waterfall tragedy will be held tonight. DETAILS.
‘Significant challenges’: Dire warning for industry as builder restructures
A Sunshine Coast building company has sought help as a business expert predicts more pain is on the way for the local construction industry.
FIRST LOOK: Duo’s latest ritzy restaurant gives Hong Kong vibes
A successful Noosa-based hospitality duo has officially unveiled their latest project, promising to deliver a ‘mindful’ Cantonese-inspired menu.
Tensions grow over speed limit saga in popular waterway
A business is warning any speed limit reduction on a popular waterway could drive tourists from town as a Sunshine Coast environmental group welcomes the proposed change.
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