Hatch boasts bargain running costs if you can stomach the sticker price
The Honda Civic hybrid doesn’t need to be plugged in, yet combines best of electric and petrol power.
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’So embarrassed’: Mum’s anger over son’s car loan wreck
Get your boots on, Mama! When you’re angry that your 20-year-old son has left his ex-girlfriend stranded with a $21k car loan and no car, Barefoot has some sound advice.
Why AGL needs to think more like Macquarie in green rebuild
The road to becoming a green energy giant will also require the 186-year-old company to undertake its own mammoth transformation.
Home of legendary Noosa nightclub sells in mammoth deal
The building that is home to well-known Noosa nightclub the Rolling Rock has sold in a multimillion-dollar deal as the hunt continues for a new business owner.
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Boob dangling, bottom bunching, flimsy swimmers are out
Summer heat seems to have arrived early this year so we need to sort out your sun-loving situation as soon as possible, writes fashion columnist Jacinta Emms.
Parents pay premium to send kids on Coast schoolies
A property management firm says some Coast resorts jacked up their prices by up to four times the usual rate in an attempt to deter schoolies from booking in.
‘Rascal of a character’: David Lehman is his own man
While he may be the son of the legendary winemaker Peter Lehmann, David is very much his own man, writes Travis Schultz
Will forbidden bar finally be quenching thirsts?
Council earlier refused the bar development application in March on the grounds that his was an inconsistent use and was outside the Cooroy business area.
Publican to fight $6700 COVID fine from Toowoomba council
A Toowoomba publican has labelled a $6672 fine from the Toowoomba Regional Council a “kick-in-the-guts” as he recovers from the COVID-19 shutdown.
Coast lawyer one of the best in country
A Coast lawyer has been identified as one of the best in the country, according to a respected legal guide
Council says COVID won’t hurt $205m airport windfall
Council says there’s no issue with the impact of coronavirus on an annual payment which was set to reap $205 million over 99 years.
Business booming for local success story built to last
A locally-owned pre-fab firm has weathered the COVID-19 downturn and is here for the long haul.
Aged care redesign keeps cockatoos in mind
Noosa councillors are being asked to tread a fine line between helping Blue Care increase its residential aged care and protecting a vulnerable bird species.
More safe places for women, kids fleeing home violence
Women and children who have fled violent homes will soon have access to more emergency housing on the Sunshine Coast following a $2.6 million federal grant.
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