The world has changed dramatically for our children since Daniel Morcombe vanished on his way to buy Christmas presents more than 20 years ago. The threat to our kids has become even more sophisticated, more disturbing.
Too many frail elderly Aussies like my dad are forced to take up a hospital bed while they wait for aged care, writes Sue Dunlevy. And some are still waiting after six months.
In a week where we learnt terror groups are radicalising autistic kids in Australia, why is it up to a billionaire to take up the fight with social media, Julie Cross argues.
Australia cannot surrender on laws to hold social media giants accountable, News Corp Australia executive chairman Michael Miller has told a parliamentary committee.
The devastation of the past fortnight’s flooding events should serve as a catalyst for a major rethink of how we approach development on the Sunshine Coast.
Going online is no longer a luxury, it is a necessity, and it is one that should be encouraged, writes Kathy Sundstrom
Unsure how to navigate gaining consent from your ex for a child’s Covid jab or seeking an exemption? Legal eagle Pippa Colman explains what you need to know:
It’s ‘chard’ work but someone’s got to do it, so resident wine buff Travis Schultz has helped unearth his best value Australian chardonnays. Check them out here:
Scott Pape has 500,000 Facebook followers but says social media influencers and celebrities create “out of whack” expectations of wealth.
Local wine guru Travis Schultz has put the humble goon sack to the ultimate test, pitting it against a variety of wines to find out whether it holds its own.
An email scam snared a Sunshine Coast business this week but there’s a trick to telling if an email received from a social media giant is legitimate. Read more here:
Sunshine Coast lawyer Libby Thomas has been inspired by the story of Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott and says we all have a part to play in the future.
Sunshine Coast Daily’s resident wine guru Travis Schultz has pinpointed the Aussie vineyards rivalling the French in the bubbly stakes. READ MORE HERE:
Negative gearing can lead to long-term gains for property investors but at the start the strategy often involves financial pain and potential risk.
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