Tired from days of preparation and late-night reviews, Noosa councillors hit pause on a special meeting to ensure their decisions on vital zoning and development amendments would stand the test of time.
A teenager has been rushed to hospital with abdominal injuries after he crashed his motorbike into a tree on a Sunshine Coast property.
A series of luxury units could soon replace one of the last remaining beach shacks in an exclusive coastal enclave. See the plans.
A 26-year-old woman fined hundreds of dollars two years ago for not securing food in her camp on K’gari, has now been fined almost $2600 for feeding a dingo on the beach in front of rangers.
Years since a landslide destroyed access to a Noosa hinterland town, residents are using a dirt road which turns into a “slip and slide” in the wet while still paying full rates.
A Queensland mine needs to fill 35 permanent positions paying $120,000 and over by Christmas. Here’s how you can apply.
From an online scam promising to mail a cat to an angry neighbour armed with weedkiller, here are some of the more eyebrow-raising matters at Sunshine Coast courts this year. SEE THE FULL LIST.
An international authority is searching for the family of a French student who died in a horror beach crash, as one of the first police officers on the scene speaks out.
Group 1 winning trainer Paula Barron has made a successful return to the Queensland winners’ circle after taking over the training duties for A List Stud.
Cooloola Cove small business owners have had their lives rocked as their premature-born newborn baby boy remains in hospital while it is too risky for him to be operated on.
A Sunshine Coast cricket talent has made his first grade debut and gained Queensland under 19 selection despite still being in school. Read his story.
A commercial fisherman guilty of breaching fishing laws has wildly accused a prosecutor of being ‘a man of Satan’, a Magistrate of being ‘not who he claims’ and said the world had ‘18 hours’ until it all ends.
The Queensland Resources Council claims Annastacia Palaszczuk is refusing to meet with it and may be influencing her ministers to do the same, even after cashing in $15.3bn of coal royalties.
A battle is brewing between a Noosa hinterland cafe owner and the council after they were ordered to shut down the unique roadside vintage bus business or move on.
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