A lifetime spent in news creates powerful bonds
In honour of the final Sunshine Coast Daily print edition today, some of our best and brightest have said their farewells. Here’s what Shirley Sinclair has to say.
Opinion
Looking back: Plenty was tackled over years in Coast footy
Premierships, NRL stars, Origin debuts and local club legends. Plenty has happened on the Coast over the past 40 years.
Coast rugby feats to treasure
It is the 2011 Reserve Grade grand final at Sunshine Coast Stadium. Maroochydore has scored a try with the last play of the game, to trail Noosa 21-20.
Top scores, wicket hauls and more for Coast cricket
Cricket players and followers would have been relieved at the start of the 1980-81 season as they no longer had to wait until the next Thursday to see the results and now had commentary plus scores on the following Monday.
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Who are the real animals on the planet?
Some of us are top of the muck heap and lead the pack when it comes to acting opposite to what is normal and humanely and are worse than other species or animal
Islamophobia not OK
“It is my firm belief that Lismore will stand with our Muslim brothers and sisters”
Amazing display of genuine sportsmanship in final clash
When Adelaide’s Erin Phillips went down with a horrific leg injury, while she was being stretchered off, all Carlton players went to her and shook her hand.
Silencing the AFLW naysayers
Rather than drink from the glass half-empty of the social media bullies, instead sip with the same optimism which drew a record attendance to Adelaide Oval.
OPINION: Shame on any party trying to loosen gun laws
I’M CONFUSED by reactions around Pauline Hanson’s One Nation and their whole gun scandal.
Minister: Perrett ‘misleading Gympie’ on wildlife laws
‘It appears that the Member for Gympie does not understand the legislation, or he just hasn’t read it.’
‘Children used for political agenda’ in protests
HAVE we lost the plot by supporting children protesting instead of going to school, to put it bluntly why would anyone support truancy?
Big W shows ‘serious thought’ needed before opening business
WOOLWORTHS is considering closing up to 40 Big Ws as they aren’t paying their way, or are under performing. Business is a tough, unforgiving world.
Be disciplined in response to grandkids’ bad behaviour
A badly timed ‘this is ridiculous’ might tip parent over the edge, so try to follow your offspring’s family rules.
One Nation deserves stronger condemnation from PM
Meanwhile, Hanson espouses the theory that the Port Arthur massacre was a government conspiracy
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