The QueenslandGovernment has announced $6.5 million for new biking and walking infrastructure through the Sunshine Coast hinterland, sparking jobs and new tourism opportunities as the region bounces back from COVID-19.
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Bindi Irwin announces she’s pregnant.
Bindi Irwin and husband Chandler Powell expecting a baby in 2021.
Second Appeal will delay jobs further.
Sekisui House has warned significant local jobs are being lost while Development Watch embarks on a second court appeal over Sunshine Coast Council’s approval of the Yaroomba Beach development.
Tourism Noosa’s new marketing campaign, featuring the Noosa Biosphere
The Noosa Biosphere will be promoted as part of Tourism Noosa’s new marketing campaign designed to entice Australian visitors to Noosa this winter and beyond. WATCH the hero TV commercial.
Food and artisan stallholders required for new Maroochydore CBD market
An experienced market operator who established and operates a number of successful markets in San Diego is set to commence a weekly food and artisan market from Sunday 23 August at The Metropolitan (MET) within the new Maroochydore CBD.
Project to replenish sand at Maroochydore Beach begins again soon
A project to improve beach amenity and provide long-term protection of the foreshore between Alexandra Headlands and Cotton Tree is set to start in August and will run for two months.
Sunshine Coast to Cairns service takes flight
WATCH: Sunshine Coast Airport has spread its wings to fly north for the first time ever, officially launching its inaugural Alliance Airlines service to Cairns today.
Ted O’Brien’s COVID Safe Road Trip visits Coolum
Wednesday morning at Coolum, Ted spoke with the local chamber of commerce and residents about post-COVID recovery plans along with issues residents/business owners are raising. Watch the extended interview.
Sunshine Coast Airport welcomes first flight as Queensland border reopens
Sunshine Coast Airport has welcomed the arrival of the first passenger jet for leisure travel as the Queensland border reopened today.
Flights resume back into the Sunshine Coast with passengers subject to strict monitoring
WATCH: Passenger flights have resumed into the Sunshine Coast Airport with passengers subject strict monitoring for compliance with COVID 19 restrictions.