Mar 14, 2010
News
The Sippy Downs and District Community Association urges all concerned residents to attend next Monday’s public meeting on the Palmview Structure Plan.
A distressing assault on a 12 year old boy at a Blue Light disco has prompted state member for Buderim Steve Dickson to call for tougher government action to deal with child violence.
Police are investigating an incident involving an alleged altercation at a function which occurred around 7pm last Friday.
With the rain on hold, at least for a short time, staff, students and friends of Immanuel Lutheran College gathered today to celebrate the official opening of the new $3 million Early Years Precinct and Outdoor Learning Area.
Immanuel Lutheran College will tomorrow award Old Scholar and Palmwoods resident Samuel (Sam) Gardiner with the 2010 Vic Walker Memorial Scholarship (VWMS), making him the 11th Walker Scholar.
What are the environmental effects of mega-cities? And what will the energy efficient cities of tomorrow look like?
There are definite pay-offs for University of the Sunshine Coast students who get involved with the Innovation Centre and the businesses within it.
One on one tutoring can be vital to a students success. Students of all ages are increasingly opting for personal tutoring in order to give them an edge at exam time.
Fresh produce, handmade jewellery and clothes, plants and herbs, trash and treasure, cheap eggs, delicious bacon and egg burgers and scrumptious pancakes make for a great Sunday morning.
Immanuel Lutheran College is taking applications now for Academic and Special Talent (Music and Sport) scholarships for 2011.
Year 12 Immanuel Lutheran College student Matthew Ford lives and breathes music. When not performing as part of Immanuel’s Symphonic Band, Matt and his band Gandalph the Grey perform at events around the Sunshine Coast.
Sunshine Coast Council has invested $8.75 million to secure as parkland a significant 3.4 hectare site in the heart of Buderim.
Firefighters are currently at the scene of a large fire at the Buderim rubbish tip on Syd Lingard Drive at Buderim. The fire broke out shortly after 10am in the green waste area.
Today Sunshine Coast Regional Council welcomed hi-tech company, Tracknology’s arrival to their new Sunshine Coast home at the Innovation Centre.
A Buderim student who’s shown inspirational dedication to her community has been recognised as the Fisher Young Citizen of the Year at the Fisher Australia Day Awards, hosted by Member for Fisher Peter Slipper.
Ten of the Sunshine Coast’s most remarkable residents were tonight honoured for their achievements at this year’s local Australia Day Awards. Mayor Bob Abbot announced the winners at a special sunset ceremony on Mooloolaba Beach.
Immanuel has again shown its academic strength and versatility with more than 90% of OP eligible students receiving first round university offers in a range of fields. But it was Science and Engineering that proved most popular with over half accepted into these challenging disciplines.