Rescue helicopter on scene of serious hinterland crash
Ambulance officers are assessing whether to transport a man to hospital by ambulance or rescue chopper after a serious crash in the Sunshine Coast hinterland.
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How man’s Noosa taxi service for mates landed him in court
A P-plater who drank vodka before picking up mates from a Noosa nightclub has faced Noosa Magistrates Court on driving offences.
‘Absolutely petrified’: Mum claims ghost experience at Coast campground
A romantic getaway became the holiday from hell after a Sunshine Coast couple experienced what they claimed was a paranormal experience. Do you believe in ghosts? Vote in our poll.
The reason you can’t find a cleaner revealed
A Sunshine Coast cleaning service is struggling to find workers as staff move on to other jobs or leave the region due to the rental crisis.
Man armed with tool exposes himself to neighbours during argument
A Sunshine Coast man armed himself with a tool from his car and then exposed his penis during a neighbourhood argument.
Housing and rental crisis hits schools as enrolments drop
One Noosa region school lost 10 per cent of its enrolments due to the housing shortage while other families are driving from Gympie for school. Vote in our poll.
80-year-old’s handbag tug-of-war leads to suspended jail term
An 80-year-old man who assaulted a woman and stole medication and a phone from her has faced Caloundra Magistrates Court.
40kg in one year: Inspiration behind dad’s incredible weight loss
An ex-Army private faces a marathon goal after shedding 40kg in a bid to keep up with his sons. See how a ‘no pills, lotions or potions’ approach worked for him.
Larrikin grandad mourned after fatal workplace fall
A Sunshine Coast grandfather and contractor who was the “life of the party” has been mourned by his wife of 30 years after his sudden death following a workplace fall.
Medical staff stuck couch surfing as housing crisis continues
Young Sunshine Coast medical staff are couch surfing due to a lack of rentals, as the doctor shortage forces patients to wait up to three weeks for appointments.
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