Sunshine Coast Airport has welcomed the arrival of the first passenger jet for leisure travel as the Queensland border reopened today.
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Back to school for top designers
Caloundra Christian College (CalCC) was honoured to host of group of over 40 members of Learning Environments Australasia (LEA) as they inspected the award winning Primary Learning Centre this morning. The LEA delegates are mostly from Brisbane and include architects, designers, planners, educators and policy makers.
Driver testing back on the road
Learner drivers should get ready to book in for their test after a backlog of driving examinations booked before tests were suspended due to COVID-19 was cleared.
Extra support for Sunshine Coast teens and families
Young Queenslanders on the Sunshine Coast at risk of disengaging from school will have access to extra support to get their lives on the right track.
New Sunshine Coast high school reaches next milestone
The opening of a new state school on the Sunshine Coast is another step closer, with construction reaching the half-way mark.
18 year old arrested for assault with a taser
WATCH: An 18 year old male has been charged in relation to an alleged assault involving a taser at Maroochydore on July 2.
The Met is ready to host your next big event
The Sunshine Coast’s cultural and creative playground is back in business and welcoming artists and musicians, visitors and audiences, party planners and event organisers once more.
Storm front coming for Sunshine Coast Stadium
Melbourne Storm has locked in its next three NRL home games with Sunshine Coast Stadium to be club’s “home away from home” for the upcoming matches against Gold Coast, Newcastle and Canterbury.
New jobs as sod turned on Maroochy and Mons road Bruce Highway interchanges
WATCH: Ted O’Brien MP – Federal Member for Fairfax today joined Queensland Minister for Transport and Main Roads Mark Bailey to turn the sod on the Sunshine Coast’s next major infrastructure upgrade, which will revamp the Maroochydore Road and Mons road interchanges to tackle safety and major congestion issues in the area while supporting hundreds of jobs.
Home grown gardening event cancelled for 2020
COVID restrictions force cancellation of one of Australia’s biggest and longest running gardening events. A virtual Facebook event will be held in its place.