Business power couple open unique fix for working parents
A family of Sunshine Coast business owners have launched their own co-working space catering specifically for working parents in what they claim to be a Queensland first.
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Teen stalking-accused granted bail after alleged jail threats
A Sunshine Coast teenager charged with stalking a woman for two months has described alleged threats in jail that made him fear for his safety.
Loved ones farewell talented artist, hero in touching funeral
Friends and family of a heroic 17-year-old boy who died trying to save his friend from a waterfall have immortalised the young man and his incredible passion for graffiti in a touching funeral service.
2800+ homes: Next phase in booming residential suburb revealed
A major developer has pitched its plans for the next phase of land release as it builds a new Sunshine Coast residential community in an up-and-coming suburb.
Savvy beauty therapist makes seven-figure software business
A Sunshine Coast business owner who spent more than two years developing software to help salon owners manage their business and create more free time is planning to expand her growth overseas.
NAMED: Man allegedly armed with axe charged over 11-hour siege
A man who was allegedly armed with an axe and made threats, sending a Sunshine Coast suburb into lockdown in an 11-hour siege, has been arrested and identified.
‘Really special’: Sunshine Coast gym goes back-to-back
A Sunshine Coast gym with a community mindset, whose members rallied to support the business, has been voted best in the region by readers for the second time in a row.
Guns, coke, cash allegedly seized at hostel in bikie crackdown
A man has faced court after police allegedly seized weapons, drugs and $20,000 cash during a joint AFP and Queensland Police raid on a Sunshine Coast backpacker hostel.
Loved ones rally behind family of Cassie Townsend
Loved ones are supporting the family of a woman who died suddenly with a fundraiser already raising thousands for her children.
‘Not a scam’: Police urge residents to stay on top of emergency alerts
Police have reminded Sunshine Coast residents of the importance in remaining aware of emergency alerts during the severe weather season.
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