The region’s movers and shakers of 2022 have been narrowed down to deliver you the Sunshine Coast and Noosa’s 50 most powerful people of the year. See 20-11 of the list here.
It’s time to have your say! Out of everyone on the 2022 Power 50 list, who do you think is the most influential person on the Sunshine Coast? Cast your vote here.
The Sunshine Coast Council has changed its tune over residents’ fears about a Coolum Beach road and escalating driveway drama that recently escalated with verbal and written abuse.
The region’s movers and shakers of 2022 have been narrowed down to deliver you the Sunshine Coast and Noosa’s 50 most powerful people of the year. See 10-1 of the list here.
A SONG that has become an anthem of hope for people around the world has been reborn in an inspirational Australian project combining more than 300 churches.
NDIS ambassador has overcome multiple challenges and is now assisting others gain their independence.
Mervyn Taylor held court at a long birthday celebration lunch on Friday overlooking a glorious Noosa River from The Boathouse.
AARON Burke sits back in a torn camper chair, his feet hidden amidst a pile of blankets spilled over from a shopping trolley holding everything he owns.
If Fiona Jacobs had a vial of morphine with her she would’ve given it to her mother, instead she endured 12 days of agony.
A grants program to support Queensland Mental Health Week events that promote wellbeing, reduce stigma and raise community awareness has been launched.
“His first word melted my heart”: Kate De Koning
As part of the GemLife development, Cooroy Golf Club would acquire two new fairways and a new $2.2 million clubhouse as part of the deal.
Not much has changed since The QT broke the story about people using Bell St as a toilet.
The smoke has cleared on Noosa Shopping Centre’s mass clearing as Noosa Council and developers explain.
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