Vote to pick which picture will be the Sunshine Coast Daily’s next cover photo
More than 40 pictures have been put into the race to become this masthead’s next cover photo on social media. See the gallery and vote in the poll.
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The Sunshine Coast’s most stunning beaches and mountain views have been put on display as keen photographers across the region pitch forward their work.
More than 40 submissions have been made in the search to find this masthead’s next Facebook cover photo and we need your help to pick the best one.
See the pictures in the gallery and vote in the poll below.
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Originally published as Vote to pick which picture will be the Sunshine Coast Daily’s next cover photo
Bartender’s tequila binge ends in motorway motorcycle crash
A Sunshine Coast bartender has been found extremely drunk at the scene of a motorcycle crash after he had a huge night on tequila at a house party.
‘Stupid s–t’: Woman’s vulgar, violent clash before facing assault charge
A Sunshine Coast courthouse was briefly thrown into chaos when a woman clashed with security guards, including calling one a “stupid s--t” and a “piece of s--t”, before her scheduled hearing.
‘Insides exploded’: Driver charged after friend’s face-shattering crash
The driver, allegedly on drugs, has been charged, and missed his first court date, over a horrific crash which left his friend with a shattered face, exploded bowels, broken ribs, and a brain injury. NAME, DETAILS.
Key document goes ‘MIA’ in young man’s rape case
A 20-year-old Sunshine Coast man facing multiple rape and sexual assault charges has had his case delayed after the brief of evidence went missing, forcing a court adjournment.
Qld Hydro helps restore GP services in Imbil
Gympie doctors Jeffery Lee, Randal Davis, Georg Pienaar and Karl Berge-Venter will share duties at the new Imbil clinic, while Queensland Hydro pays the rent and utilities.
‘I’m terrified’: Man’s last hope in crippling MND battle
A once fit and healthy SEQ tradie is terrified of his future after bravely battling a fatal and crippling MND diagnosis – saying his last hope is a rare treatment overseas with a one in 40 chance of improving his condition.