Line falls on ambulance, tow truck at power pole crash
Helping out at a crash took a dangerous turn for paramedics and a tow truck driver when a powerline fell on their vehicles overnight.
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New flights highlight Coast’s growth potential
THE announcement this week that Air New Zealand will expand its direct seasonal Auckland service is an extraordinary vote of confidence.
Hotel height change ‘to cash in on demand’
Height limit extensions are being sought in a key tourism precinct to accommodate a potential hotel development.
Ranch developer moves to quell flood plain fears
Developers who want to build a new residential community featuring a Kelly Slater surf ranch have ramped their environmental efforts.
‘It’s black out there’: Storm smashes Coast
An impending storm has seen off a sunny start to the day with heavy weather hurtling towards the Sunshine Coast.
Driver crashes through roundabout in wet conditions
Police are urging drivers to be careful on slippery, wet roads after a woman crashed at a busy intersection this morning.
The drivers of our record tourism figures for Coast
There are some remarkably positive figures in the latest Tourism Research Australia visitor surveys.
Three hospitalised in horrific Sunshine Motorway crash
Paramedics have taken three people to Sunshine Coast University Hospital after a serious crash on the Sunshine Motorway.
‘Are you gonna make me hurl’: Sick band cancels gig
UNEXPECTED illness has claimed a headline act at this year’s Caloundra Music Festival just hours before being due to take the stage.
A significant milestone for the ‘Rattler’
ON THE face of it, celebrating a first anniversary might not seem a huge milestone, but given that the resumption of Mary Valley Rattler services last year revived a rail pedigree dating back to the 1880s, the birthday party tomorrow takes on far greater significance
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