$2.3m restored Queenslander hits the market
A “beautiful” Queenslander property with its original 1800s architecture intact has hit the market in the Noosa hinterland for the first time in more than a decade.
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Health professionals have warned the threat of a second wave of coronavirus will last for months, despite the Sunshine Coast’s control over the pandemic.
Drink and drug driving trio named and shamed
Three people have fronted Sunshine Coast courtrooms on drink and drug driving charges in the past month.
The Magic Millions gamble turned masterstroke
Galloping gelding Shadow of Time, the grandson of a Magic Millions discard, has proved his weight in gold to his Sunshine Coast family owned team.
The family bonds that drive Storm’s gentle giant
From being chased around by his daughter to being “put to work on the farm”, lockdown has meant “invaluable” family time for Tino Fa’asuamaleaui.
Coast Football’s radical restart plan outlined
Sunshine Coast Football will take a leaf out of European competitions and run a league-style format with games until November without finals.
Waterhouse runner to feature at Corbould Park
A runner out of the stables of Australian racing’s first lady, Gai Waterhouse will feature on the Sunshine Coast today.
Inmates stirred by Corey’s no-holds-barred approach
Within the walls of the Woodford Correctional Centre, you’d be hard-pressed to find a more talked-about NRL player than Corey Horsburgh.
BEST IN AUS: Boardriders club ecstatic with win
A Coast boardriders club has been announced Australia’s best for the second time in the organisation’s 50-year history.
Questions over viability of sport without supporters
Is it worth it? Struggling sporting clubs on the Sunshine Coast are at long odds to turn a profit this year without a weekly match day income.
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