Seven super tax breaks that can help you retire sooner
Want an early retirement? It’s vital to understand the tax rules for superannuation and how to make them work for you.
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Frydenberg the banker walks different path for now
Since his bruising loss in Kooyong, the highest profile victim of the Morrison government backlash has quietly rebuilt his life outside politics, but has also kept one eye on a possible return.
Finalists revealed: 137 businesses vying for award glory
After a record number of entrants and hundreds of hours of judging the 137 finalists for the Sunshine Coast Business Awards for 2023 can be revealed. See all the finalists.
Twiggy’s surprise US power play
Fresh from lighting up New York with a drone show warning of ‘lethal humidity’, mining billionaire Andrew Forrest has unveiled the next move in the United States.
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Don’t forget to vote: Nail tech’s in race for Coast’s best
CRUNCH TIME: Voting will close on Sunday night for the Coast’s best nail tech with five local businesses in the running.
Former Coast driving range swings into new life
From swinging shots to planting pots: Once a place known for weekend hackers taking divots out of the greenery will soon be replaced as a gardener’s sanctuary.
Businesses put to test as debt holidays expire
A “steep increase” in insolvencies is expected as debt holidays come to an end and other government stimulus measures are wound back.
Frozen treats for all ages set to tantalise tastebuds
Summer is the perfect time for an ice block … and a cocktail of course, now a Sunshine Coast company has launched a new adult’s frozen cocktail recipes.
Noosa ballerina whipped All Blacks into shape
A slender dancer from Noosa went toe to toe with rugby bruisers whose tough egos took a battering trying to match her moves.
Deja vu for Coast tourism sector as cancellations roll in
Accommodation providers on the Sunshine Coast have been slammed with phones ringing “non-stop” since the latest lockdown announcement.
New Coast business scoots in to fill hole in the market
One family’s philosophy to “do something about your problems or shut up” has lead to an exciting new ride-share business on the Coast.
‘Strong interest’: Abandoned campus to be reborn
The Noosa TAFE site may soon be restored to its former glory as “a number of parties” have put their hand up to take over the deserted campus.
From law to Neighbours: TV writer shares his tales
When Stephen Vagg was still at school he chose to study law because he didn’t think grown ups could make a living from writing. How wrong he was.
Coast venues offering secret 50% off happy hour
A handful of Sunshine Coast hotels are offering patrons a 50 per cent discount for one hour everyday this month.
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