Proud to support local surfing for decades
Very early in its history the Daily’s Maroochydore boardroom hosted a gathering of the surfing clans from Caloundra to Noosa as old rivalries were put aside in pursuit of a new era.
Opinion
Sunshine Coast Daily Cup started a strong connection
On Thursday, July 25, 1985, the Sunshine Coast Daily Cup was held at 3.10pm for a purse of $25,500.
Lightning’s journey has been remarkable
The Sunshine Coast’s back-to-back premierships in the first two seasons have been obvious magical moments.
Some of the world’s best golfers have tread the Coast’s fairways
When the old Hyatt Regency Coolum hosted its first Australian PGA Championship in 2002 the eyes of the golfing world turned to the Sunshine Coast.
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One Nation deserves to be put as a last preference
He says he is not interested in One Nation preferences, but has not indicated he will use his significant influence to preference them last.
One Nation does not represent Australia in any way
What an absolutely spot-on column regarding the One Nation imbroglio, from Scott Sawyer
How I bought a Chinese ‘man killer’ in minutes
EVERY time I think about that day I so easily bought that Chinese “man-killer” I thank God we’ve moved to a saner time.
OPINION: Misleading uproar over Cashless Debit Card
I HAVE been watching the rollout of the Cashless Debit Card with great interest.
‘Gun Nation’ shows us just who the real threat is
Hypocrisy of One Nation ‘plastic patriots’ shows who real threat to our way of life is.
Winning the battle with the internet
I don’t know how I got to a place of happiness with my internet provider, but it has finally occurred, Letea Cavander writes.
Support traders or local businesses will face closure
I’m appealing to all local residents to support local takeaways, bakeries and restaurants, or risk losing them.
No gentlemanly act in kicking in a head
Violence is unacceptable in our society and we all have a right to be safe and feel safe on our streets and when travelling on public transport.
OPINION: Trump’s mental condition in question
IN THE wake of the tragedy in Christchurch, Jacinda Ardern, the New Zealand Prime Minister set a shining example of leadership.
‘Carmageddon’: Our next horse and cart moment has arrived
Akin to moving from horse and cart to cars, experts predict the electric and alternative fuel vehicle movement will arrive within three years.
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