‘Horrible’: Property giant sizes up next move for Twin Waters West
Stockland’s opportunity to appeal the rejection of its almost 600-lot Sunshine Coast development has lapsed, leaving groups wondering what the future holds for the huge site.
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30 photos: Caloundra City seniors dress to impress at 2022 formal
The 2022 cohort of Caloundra City Private School students dressed to impress and took some snazzy rides to their formal. See the full gallery of them and their loved ones.
Why $37m ‘Versace’ of aged care homes is sitting empty
A 120-room Sunshine Coast aged care home complete with cinemas and its own hairdresser is ready to open but is still sitting empty as a housing crisis rages on. Read why here.
Name calling, punches and scratches in Noosa lookout ‘catfight’
The victim of a public attack at a Noosa lookout was left with bruises, feeling anxious and unable to sleep after a young disability worker threw punches in a ‘catfight’ that was caught on camera.
‘Like nothing else’: Work starts on $10m farmstay project
The developer of a Sunshine Coast hinterland farmstay says he is bringing “the farm back to the city” with construction of the 132-site tourist park underway.
‘To the very end’: $15k raised for mum in brave fight for her life
Friends and family vow to give a Wurtulla mum special experiences with her two daughters following her five-year cancer battle and terminal diagnosis.
Meat smokers, cocktails: Sunshine Coast, Noosa’s emerging industrial bar scene
In a Noosaville industrial area, a distillery awaits a final council green light for its bar application and in Coolum Beach, smoked meats and local beers are on offer in industrial areas.
Pokies boom: The new machines coming to Sunshine Coast suburbs
As new stats shows the Sunshine Coast region has lost more than $200m on the pokies, multiple pubs and clubs have applied for new machines. Check out our interactive map.
Drunk teen busted hooning in front of cops at notorious beach
After he was busted doing fishtails and doughnuts at Teewah Beach, a drunken teen told police it was because he saw a handmade sign on the beach saying “do skids”.
Noosa celebrity cleans, cat mullets: Workers reveal most outrageous requests
Frontline service industry employees have spilt the beans on what it’s like working for A-listers as well as some of the most bizarre demands they’ve fielded.
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