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A million shades of TikTok stardom

September 15, 2020

The Sunshine Coast’s Brooke Styles now has a million followers on the video-sharing app TikTok. But there is more to her that pastel-hued dreamy posts, as GEORGIA BEARD discovered.

Events Centre to raise curtain

August 27, 2020

By SHEA DAWSON The Caloundra Events Centre is prepared to reopen this Saturday for its first live performance in months. It was set to be an exciting year for the council-sponsored theatre after the completion … Read more »

Podcaster wants to remove police stigma

June 18, 2020June 18, 2020

There is a negative stigma in Queensland targeted at police, which Sunshine Coast true-crime podcaster Jamie Pultz is aiming to tear down

Author Interview: Melanie Myers

June 2, 2020

Melanie Myers is a South East Queensland writer. Lisa Easey spoke to her about the creative arts, COVID-19’s impact on creatives , and her debut novel Meet Me at Lennon’s.

London calls Sunshine Coast star

May 29, 2020

By REBECCA MUGRIDGE Alfie Shacklock turns 16 in August and he has the world waiting at his pointed feet. Hard work has paid off for the student of The Dance Centre Peregian Springs, seeing him … Read more »

A career en pointe: student success source of teacher’s pride

May 29, 2020May 29, 2020

A Peregian Springs ballet teacher’s career success has been topped off by a student’s selection in one of the world’s premier dance schools, as Rebecca Mugridge reveals.

Four great foreign films you can watch on streaming services right now

May 11, 2020May 11, 2020

To celebrate Parasite being added to streaming service Stan last month, here are four great foreign films you can check out while in lockdown

Tiger King focus causes uproar

April 23, 2020April 23, 2020

A popular Netflix series misses the opportunity to highlight animal abuse, Okki Klijn says.

Art therapy: a way to cope

April 14, 2020

Find out what art therapy is, when it came about, and why it’s going to continue being so beneficial during the Covid-19 pandemic.

New Horizons for those on lockdown

April 14, 2020

For Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ millions of players, the game is a haven away from a mid-pandemic world, and a crucial key to staying sane and social in these isolated times.

Events Centre to raise curtain

Podcaster wants to remove police stigma

Author Interview: Melanie Myers

London calls Sunshine Coast star

A career en pointe: student success source of teacher’s pride

Four great foreign films you can watch on streaming services right now

Tiger King focus causes uproar

Art therapy: a way to cope

New Horizons for those on lockdown

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