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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.

Categories Entertainment, Features, Lifestyle, News, profiles, ProfilesTags Brooke Styles, influencers, news, social media, TikTok

Live music, street food to bring life to new city centre

August 19, 2020

By HANNAH TURNER Experienced market organiser Andrew Sisley is bringing an all-day Eat Street-style market to Maroochydore’s CBD on Sunday. Mr Sisley said the weekly event is a great opportunity to showcase local musicians’ talents … Read more »

Categories Lifestyle, NewsTags Andrew Sisley, live music, Streatside markets, Sunshine Coast Council

Career sets sail after low, lonely start

June 8, 2020June 8, 2020

The worst times in life are rarely the end of a person’s story, as James Russell discovered.

Categories Features, Lifestyle, profilesTags Australian Navy, depression, Ellis Horne, hope, resilience

Coach pivots from influenced to influencer

June 8, 2020

One man’s transition towards better health for himself and others was brought about by one terrible moment. Okki Klijn finds out more.

Categories Business, Features, Health, Lifestyle, profilesTags children's health, Exalto, fitness, holistic health, Jordan Potts

Coach fosters strength in mind as well as body

June 8, 2020June 8, 2020

By AKIRA KATO “When I was 35, my brother took his life. That’s when I started to be a trainer and that’s where my life changed.” Coach Leon Stensholm, 43, relishes educating individuals on how … Read more »

Categories Business, Health, Lifestyle, profiles, SportTags body building, Body by Leon, depression, fitness, health, Leon Stensholm

From destitute to doctor: an academic’s astonishing journey

June 2, 2020

USC accounting lecturer Dr Ratna Paudyal grew up in poverty in Nepal, as Liam Bland discovered.

Categories Lifestyle, profilesTags academic, accounting, Nepal, poverty, usc

Cheeky artist finds fun in detail

June 1, 2020June 1, 2020

By ALEASHA BLISS “Look mum, I’m just like dad,” three-year-old Jorjah exclaims, as she draws with a crayon held in her mouth. She is mimicking her father Andrew Evans, a quadriplegic, a man she has … Read more »

Categories Features, Lifestyle, profilesTags art, artist, disability

The future of cruise ships – Your say

May 27, 2020May 27, 2020

The future of the cruise ship industry is all at sea due to Covid-19. How should the ships be repurposed if demand continues to decrease after the pandemic?

Categories LifestyleTags cruises, cruising, travel

Disease inspires silver lining search

May 27, 2020May 27, 2020

By DANI SHARP Caught in a constant battle within. Yin versus yang, good versus bad, highs versus lows, all competing for attention. Robert Markljc’s face is a picture of the fierce concentration that is his … Read more »

Categories Features, Health, Lifestyle, profilesTags degenerative disease, disease, karate, NDIS, Parkinson's disease

Gen Z rejecting fast fashion, study finds

May 27, 2020

By ABBEY HALTER COVID-19 has fast-tracked the beginning of the end of fast fashion for Generation Z, a new report has found. Recycled clothes, buying less and a focus on sustainability was seen as increasingly … Read more »

Categories Environment, Lifestyle, NewsTags Covid-19, Fashion, fast fashion, news, sustainability
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