‘Massive structural damage’: Fire scorches young family’s beachfront home
A young family has been left to watch on as firefighters work to salvage their heavily smoke-logged beachfront Sunshine Coast home after a blaze erupted on the top floor.
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Man dragged from water at popular Sunshine Coast beach
A man is being rushed to hospital after he was reportedly pulled unconscious from the water at a Sunshine Coast beach popular with holiday-makers and locals. Read the latest.
‘Not a priority issue’: Cost of living paramount at booths as Voice result looms
Sunshine Coast and Noosa voters have had their say, with counting just minutes away for the Voice referendum. Stay tuned for live coverage of results as the come in here.
‘Kawana in the crossfire’: MPs, locals blast Palaszczuk’s desal plan
Sunshine Coast MPs and locals have blasted the state government’s $8bn water desalination plant with a coastal suburb listed as a possible location. Watch the video.
Key community group calls time on $900m beachfront development battle
A key community group involved in an almost decade-long battle against a developer’s $900m plans for prime Sunshine Coast land has withdrawn after a major sale was finalised.
Shock twist in crash
The sole survivor of a horrific Bruce Highway triple fatal crash and driver of an alleged stolen vehicle has had his charges mentioned in court on the Sunshine Coast.
‘Meant to be at my house’: Missed call in hours before deadly crash
The friend of a young woman killed in the shocking Bruce Highway crash on Friday morning has revealed a tragic sliding doors moment before the deadly accident.
Shock as major event organiser pulls plug on busking festival
A major busking showcase formerly based on the Gold Coast has canned its main Sunshine Coast event ahead of what was to be its 10th anniversary celebrations. See why the organisers want an investigation.
Elite school principal announces shock departure after interstate promotion
The respected head of one of the Sunshine Coast’s top schools has revealed when he will head south to take up a major interstate education role. Read the full story here.
Think The Voice will divide Australia? Here’s why you’re wrong
‘No’ voters argue The Indigenous Voice to Parliament is driving a wedge between Australians, but it’s hard to divide something that’s already split, writes Scott Sawyer.
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