Campaign for Jack’s Law in spotlight
Public safety advocates Brett and Belinda Beasley, whose work led to the introduction of Jack’s Law, have been named the Gold Coast’s Australians of the Year.
The
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All abilities multisport day for Ipswich children
Children with a disability will be taking part in an inaugural multisport day in Springfield, south-west of Brisbane, next week.
As part of its Active Kids program,
Read more25 June 2024
Battery disposal sparking truck fires
Battery-related fires in waste collection trucks have prompted Sunshine Coast Council to urge residents to dispose of the charging devices more safely.
Council’s
Read more24 June 2024
Coast expansion project takes flight
The expansion of the Sunshine Coast Aerospace Precinct has begun, paving the way for a new $18.6m LifeFlight Australia hanger.
Sunshine Coast Mayor Rosanna Natoli said
Read more20 June 2024
7.8km pipeline to replenish Gold Coast beaches
A new sand transport system designed to mitigate erosion and help keep the Gold Coast’s northern beaches pristine is about to start.
The Surfers Paradise Sand Backpass
Read more17 June 2024
Coast faces $100m hit from Bonza loss
The Sunshine Coast region faces an economic hit of more than $100 million due to the loss of Bonza Airlines.
Sunshine Coast Mayor Rosanna Natoli has written to
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Sunshine Coast community spirit celebrated
A former elite athlete and natural bodybuilder turned mental health advocate has been named Citizen of the Year at the annual Sunshine Coast Biosphere Community
Read more13 June 2024
Brisbane City Council budget in 545 words
By Steve Zeppa
Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner delivered the Brisbane City Council budget today.
His speech to Council was 5871 words, but we pulled out the
Read more12 June 2024
Council embarks on largest public art commissioning
Sunshine Coast Council is undertaking it largest public art commission to create an entry statement at its new library and community centre in Caloundra.
Mayor Rosanna
Read more6 June 2024
Local government officers urged to be aware of WHS risks
Local government officers and senior executives are being increasingly targeted in Work Health and Safety (WHS) prosecutions, prompting warnings for organisations to
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