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Keeping abreast of checks
Sunshine Coast women are encouraged to stay on top of their health and keep up with their two-yearly breast screens. BreastScreen Queensland Sunshine Coast Clinical…
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Bookings to open for Craft Cottage school
Get ready for an opportunity to learn and hone your art skills with a selection of workshops offered over nine days at the biannual Buderim…
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Libraries become community hubs
Want to discover family history, troubleshoot technology or even learn a new language? All of that and much more is possible in your local library.…
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The Wonder Of Waiheke, New Zealand
On our way to explore Waiheke Island off the North Island of New Zealand, we stop off for an overnighter in Auckland known to locals…
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Love, loss and Dementia
Dementia is one of Australia’s most pressing health challenges. More than 400,000 Australians live with dementia, and this figure is projected to double by 2058,…
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New bank brand for Maroochydore
Queensland Country Bank’ is set to open a new branch will open in Maroochydore in April, a move that defies industry trends of branch closures…
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Thank goodness for gardens
Residents at a Buderim aged care home have been busy transforming outdoor spaces into what they call their ‘Goodness Garden’, growing their own fruit, vegetables…
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Part of the community
Hello and welcome to Sunshine Coast Ophthalmologists, or, SCO as we are more commonly known as. We understand that eye appointments and procedures are scary…
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A decade of song
Nambour Community Choir, SingSpire Chorus are celebrating their 10th Birthday with a concert, ‘A Decade of Song’ on Saturday, 22 March at 2pm at the…
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Tweed Seniors Festival 2025: time to shine
Tweed Shire’s older residents are set to take centre stage as the 2025 Tweed Seniors Festival kicks off from 3–16 March. This year’s festival features…
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Sunset shows for John Williamson
The Outback Music Festival Group have announced a second John Williamson Big Red Sunset Concert, with the iconic singer songwriter now set to perform two…
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Yesterday, today and tomorrow
The value of war memorial and community halls in Australia can never be under-estimated. They have seen young men and women march off to war,…
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