As Dream Home Art Union marks 70 years supporting veterans with its prize homes, it’s revealed how some people are manifesting a win as it launches the biggest prize in its history – four apartments in the one block on the Sunshine Coast with breathtaking water views valued at $15.5M. For some people, manifesting a […]
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As turtle hatchlings prepare to emerge from their nests along the Sunshine Coast, you’re invited to take part in a hands-on conservation effort to help give these tiny creatures the best possible start. Sunshine Coast Council, in partnership with Reef Check Australia, Kabi Kabi Peoples Aboriginal Corporation, Noosa Council and Bribie Island Environmental Protection Association,
As the days get warmer, many locals and visitors just can’t wait to get to the beach and hit the surf… it’s such an exciting and exhilarating experience. However, in the rush to cool off or take a relaxing dip, we can miss signs that, unfortunately, put us at grave risk. Following a heartbreaking season
Want to take a guided walk along beautiful waterways to discover the secrets of the Sunshine Coast’s most fascinating tourists? How about enjoying some free family fun with face painting, arts and crafts and delicious food and coffee? Sunshine Coast Council invites the community to welcome migratory shorebirds back to our shores with two exciting
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To celebrate Queensland’s 166th birthday The Crisafulli Government’s All the Best program invited Queenslanders to give a shoutout for local businesses, attractions, places to visit, food, and drink, with more than 61,000 votes registered across fifteen categories. “I am excited to announce that Coolum Beach has been voted the best beach in Queensland, and I
As a business that operates in and on the ocean, The Pressure Project recognises the responsibility to give back to the marine environment and foster community engagement. Ocean-based tourism and education must be grounded in conservation. With the annual whale migration fast approaching, it’s vital to ensure these incredible creatures are safe, understood, and respected.
Turtle nesting season on the Sunshine Coast begins at the start of November. It’s a time when our residents can come together as a turtle-friendly community to celebrate and help protect these threatened species. We can all help by keeping plastic waste out of waterways and beaches and cutting the glow of lights after 8pm
The whale watching season in Queensland is now officially open with 40,000 gentle giants holidaying on Queensland’s coastline from June to November. Queensland’s east coast, also known as the humpback highway, is expected to attract more than 127,000 domestic visitors. Queensland has a high association as a destination with world-class nature and wildlife experiences with
Rough autumn surf conditions have prompted a reminder to beachgoers that a dip in the ocean can be deadly if they aren’t swimming at patrolled beaches. Following a summer of increased drownings in Queensland, thousands of volunteer surf lifesavers and professional lifeguards funded by Sunshine Coast Council, are bracing for what is expected to be
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Local residents are being urged to sign up now to join millions of volunteers around the nation for the 32nd annual Clean Up Australia Day on Sunday, March 6. This year several Sunshine Coast community groups will be running public clean-ups including Friends of Currimundi Lake, Currimundi Catchment Care Group, Buderim Scout Group, Friends of