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‘No one is invincible’: Grieving family’s beach safety message
Almost 12 months ago a healthy and fit Callum Maggs drowned at Buddina Beach. Now his grieving family hope the tragedy can inspire new thinking on beach safety.
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This pair met through disability support service Hireup and it has enriched both their lives
Jet skiers rescued as dangerous conditions thrash Sunshine Coast
Lifeguards are warning people to be careful after “inexperienced” jet skiers were rescued at the Maroochy River mouth and other rescues were completed between the flags.
Grieving family, friends pay touching tribute to beloved surfer
The grieving family and friends of Caloundra’s John Koda have paid tribute to the chatty and popular surfer who loved life with a memorial and a paddle out.
Long-term residents take on Airbnbs at luxurious beachfront complex
Divisions are forming at a luxurious Sunshine Coast beachfront unit complex with long-term residents putting up a fight against a bid to turn some units into Airbnbs.
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:
Developer reveals justification for higher densities in unit project
Plans have been revealed for a 128-unit development at Sunshine Cove, near Maroochydore, as the company behind it justifies exceeding density limits. READ WHY HERE:
‘In black and white’: Secret documents unveiled for $3.2bn rail bid
Three pages of redacted tables have been released in a bid to prove the $3.2bn cost estimate for the Maroochydore to Beerwah rail project while a state Labor minister has likened the release to a “kindy kid’s project”.
Decision looms on future of Noosa hinterland’s 1940s ‘bus cafe’
A Noosa hinterland coffee shop operating from a renovated vintage bus has come under council scrutiny as a decision looms on the popular business. Find out why:
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