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  • Call to recognise Nashos who served in Vietnam

    Call to recognise Nashos who served in Vietnam

    Labor is calling on the Morrison-Joyce Government to formally recognise thousands of National Servicemen who fought in Vietnam with a Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal…

  • Yandina community garden leads the way

    Yandina community garden leads the way

    Sunshine Coast Council representatives joined Yandina Community Garden volunteers to officially launch stage two of a Food Waste Loop program recently. Led by the dedicated…

  • Library hours change

    Library hours change

    Residents now have even more time to access their local library with Sunshine Coast Council extending weekday opening hours from Monday March 14. Community Portfolio…

  • Greg stays on the road to good health

    Greg stays on the road to good health

    Former electrical engineer Greg Packer got the shock of his life when he was diagnosed with diabetes at just 54. While he had cholesterol problems…

  • Library’s of the Coast – Kenilworth

    Library’s of the Coast – Kenilworth

    Sunshine Coast Council’s Kenilworth Library has joined the vibrant town mornings, opening between 9am and noon each week on Wednesday and Thursday, in addition to…

  • Old friends take on new roles

    Old friends take on new roles

    Back in the mid 80s to 90s the Geoffrey Atherden penned Mother & Son ruled the airwaves on the ABC. Funny and touching Mother &…

  • Coolum presents Calendar Girls

    Coolum presents Calendar Girls

    “The last phase is the most glorious”. A line from Calendar Girls by Tim Firth. This play was written 20 odd years ago as a…

  • Eumundi facelift faces the music

    Eumundi facelift faces the music

    Home to artisan treasures, rich heritage, creative arts and markets, Eumundi’s village feel has been enhanced in a new streetscape design for Memorial Drive. Since…

  • Bitesized plate festival returns

    Bitesized plate festival returns

    Calling all foodies and culinary experts! From July 29 to August 7, Sunshine Coastl restaurants, farms, tourism and event operators will throw open their doors…

  • Hearing loss checks available

    Hearing loss checks available

    Hearing difficulties in later life can seem inevitable, 65% of people aged over 65 experience hearing loss and the percentage increases with age. Sunshine Coast…

  • Mobilty project to change travel habits

    Mobilty project to change travel habits

    A revolutionary pilot project focused on inclusivity and mobility will change the way the community travels across some popular areas of the Sunshine Coast. Using…

  • Head outback for tours

    Head outback for tours

    Outback Queensland has experienced a bumper tourism year in 2021 and 2022 is shaping up to be the same. And why not? Outback Queensland is…

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