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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To celebrate the opening of its newest restaurant in Kawana, Motto Motto is bringing its cult favourite $1 Ramen Day event to the Sunshine Coast for the first time. Located in the heart of Kawana, the new restaurant will host the one day only event on Saturday, 16 May 2026, offering the first 400 guests
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The Queensland Government is helping school students make smart and informed choices when shopping with the launch of the 2026 Buy Smart competition, giving them the chance to build stronger financial skills and better understand consumer rights. The competition, run by the Office of Fair Trading, offers $15,000 in prize money for students and schools, and is now open to Queenslanders in Years 4 to 12 to enter. Each year,
Do you want to improve your fitness, have fun and get out there and enjoy our wonderful environment? Then it’s time to get rolling. For the month of October, Sunshine Coast Council’s ThinkChange program is supporting Love to Ride’s biggest event Biketober. To join the health-boosting movement, you are encouraged to swap the car for
Forty local artists at the forefront of contemporary visual art are on show at Caloundra Regional Gallery as the Local Contemporary Art Prize 2025 exhibition opens to the public. The $10,000 Best in Show acquisitive prize was awarded to Sam Vatovey from Sunshine Beach, for her work Mount Emu Walk, a traditional oil paint, oil
The celebrated not-for-profit Sunny Coast Showdown is back, and we’re going BIG this time. ShowdownMAX 2025: One Big Project, One Huge Opportunity—$250,000 Up For Grabs! Over the past few years, Showdown, presented by Bendigo Community Bank—Tewantin-Noosa, Cooroy, Marcoola—has incubated local talent and ideas, producing over twenty award-winning short films, documentaries, and formats. By supporting writers,