You and Me: Care and support
This pair met through disability support service Hireup and it has enriched both their lives
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What’s open: Your guide to the Sunshine Coast’s Easter Weekend 2022
Easter weekend is almost upon us and we’ve got you covered with a guide to what’s open across the Sunshine Coast. Check out our interactive 2022 Easter guide here:
‘The most loyal’: Tributes flow after popular dad’s tragic death
Heartbroken friends and family of a much-loved Sunshine Coast dad and grandfather are mourning a ‘completely unforgettable’ mate who died after a tragedy at a popular beach.
Man, 43, dies after tragedy at popular Sunshine Coast beach
A man has died after a tragedy at a popular beach on the Sunshine Coast despite desperate efforts from onlookers, including an off-duty paramedic, to save his life.
Identity of man, woman in social media murder-suicide pact confirmed
The identity of a man and woman found dead at a Caloundra West home in what’s being treated as a murder-suicide has been confirmed as more details emerge of the horror scene.
Woman’s call to cops moments before social media suicide pact
Shocking new details have emerged from the tragic double fatal shooting in Caloundra West, with police probing a social media murder-suicide pact that rocked the sleepy suburb.
Concrete, quarry boss claims he’s being frozen out of Noosa
The head of a longstanding Sunshine Coast concrete and supply company claims Noosa Council is freezing him out of business in the region amid a bitter court dispute.
Vintage Merc seen at Palmer’s resort days after Hitler’s car rumours
A vintage Mercedes-Benz has been spotted arriving at Clive Palmer’s Sunshine Coast resort days after he vowed legal action over claims he bought Hitler’s old Merc.
Blood, broken glass found at high school sparks investigation
A Sunshine Coast high school has reassured parents safety is the highest priority after a classroom was damaged and blood and broken glass was found on Tuesday morning.
Mother Nature’s fury must prompt serious development rethink
The devastation of the past fortnight’s flooding events should serve as a catalyst for a major rethink of how we approach development on the Sunshine Coast.
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