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Mark FurlerQueensland Digital Editor

Mark Furler has been a journalist based on the Sunshine Coast for more than 35 years. He has overseen more than 30 websites and won numerous awards for excellence in digital journalism. Formerly editor in chief of the Sunshine Coast Daily, he was involved in three PANPA Newspaper of the Year wins.

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South Burnett

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Business

OPPO Find X3 Pro is one of the better looking, most futuristic looking phones around.

Micro camera puts big fun back into smartphone photography

OPPO has magnified the fun factor with its flagship Find X3 Pro 5G phone which boasts an innovative camera line-up, superb design and a beautiful 1 billion colour screen. But one microscopic feature has everyone talking.

OpinionOpinion

Kelly Hornby of Woombye with photographs of her mother Denise Mansell, and her twin daughters Grace Hornby and Jessica Hornby 5yrs who died in a car crash just before Mother's Day.

Safety campaign brings back twins’ deaths memory

I’ll never forget that stomach churning feeling as I drove past the scene of a horrendous crash which claimed the life of five-year-old twins and their grandma.

Community News

Pastor Gerald Rowlands had more than 50 years in ministry across 70 countries around the world.

Big-hearted Coast ‘giant’ Gerald Rowlands farewelled

A Sunshine Coast man who has been hailed a ‘giant’ of his calling has been farewelled with heartfelt tributes from around the world after a remarkable life.

Sunshine Coast

MacBook Air M1: How fast is it really?

Editing a video with 11 separate tracks, the MacBook Air barely breaks a sweat. Which is a good thing given it doesn’t have a fan.

Toowoomba

Find stories that matter to you with new website feature, My News Feed

A brand-new feature for the Toowoomba Chronicle website means it’s never been easier to find and follow the stories that matter to you. Here’s how you can get started.

Sunshine Coast

At just 8.5cm tall, HomePod mini delivers a personalised experience for iPhone users. Siri can identify who is speaking and tailor music and podcasts to their preferences, and respond to personal requests, like accessing messages and calendar appointments.

Apple’s best boom for your buck: small price for great tech

Smart speakers are now doing everything from helping us to keep on schedule, finding answers on Google or from Apple’s Siri, and even keeping in touch with people in another room.

Toowoomba

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Sport

A kite surfer flies high over Noosa River on Sunday afternoon.

IN PHOTOS: Kite surfers soar over Coast’s seas

Kite surfers have been spotted at unreal heights, thanks to the recent strong winds, much to the delight of locals and tourists. SEE THE PHOTO GALLERY

Sunshine Coast

iPhone 12 Pro Max: Apple magic at its best

EXPERTS call it computational photography but watching the iPhone 12 Pro Max turn a night scene into a photograph or video is more like magic.

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