River mouth ‘isn’t in good condition’ warns maritime experts
The Coast Guard outlines the increased risks of crossing a Sunshine Coast river mouth bar as Tropical Cyclone Alfred intensifies.
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LNP makes fresh vow over Sunshine Coast rail, swipes at Labor
A fresh state LNP promise has been made over rail in the Sunshine Coast, with a dig at opposition, but Labor has hit back in the train line debate.
Council claps back over garbo strike
Waste workers are set to walk off the job over a pay dispute, with the council revealing its plan of action.
Boys threatened with gun, violence in chilling Snapchat message
Police are investigating after two boys were violently threatened with a photo of a gun over social media and told to hand over cash with people on their way to their home.
A-list chefs line up with promise to spice things up in food festival
Spicy offerings are promised in an Asian food festival on the Sunshine Coast as celebrity chef Peter Kuruvita takes the helm of the Curated Plate Festival for 2025.
‘Discriminatory’: Outrage over popular dog beach plans
More than 2500 people have signed a petition opposing the changes which could see Sunshine Coast beach areas where dogs are allowed, both on-and-off leash, heavily slashed.
Major entertainment company’s surprise move against photographers
Images have emerged on social media of emails from music industry giant Live Nation that ban media photographers from Australian shows, which has frustrated independent operators.
‘Sting in every schooner’: Brewery’s hilarious clap back at beer tax
A Queensland brewery has hit back at a beer tax it says is making the great Aussie pastime of a pint at a pub an unaffordable luxury and has called for an overhaul of the system.
Battle brews as coffee stalls kicked out of popular markets
The owners of two coffee stalls at a popular Sunshine Coast market are calling for more transparency from leadership after they were kicked out due to “competition”.
‘Use the train more’: Thumbs up for 50 cent fares on Sunshine Coast
With 50 cent fares earmarked to become permanent at the conclusion of a six-month trial, Sunshine Coast public transport users have reacted positively to the cheap rides.
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