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Heaters spark winter safety call

June 5, 2018June 4, 2018

Winter is here and checking your heating appliances for electrical faults and frayed wires is important, Lacee-Ann Froeschl writes.

Meet the Sunshine Coast Stadium’s new employee

June 4, 2018

An automatic lawnmower is a welcome relief for staff at the Sunshine Coast Stadium.

Wheelie bins used to save native birds

June 4, 2018

A Sunshine Coast builder is creating habitats out of rubbish bins to avoid the extinction of large bird species like the black cockatoo and sooty owl

Bowel cancer not only a problem for older people

June 4, 2018

By Justin Sayson
Despite being Australia’s second deadliest cancer, Bowel Cancer Australia says only 41 per cent of people go for screening.

Strange footpath marks cause fear

June 5, 2018June 4, 2018

A concerned member of the public has taken to social media to raise the issue of a “paint tag” found on a Sunshine Coast footpath that resembles a dog paw.

From Sydney to the Hill Climb

June 4, 2018June 4, 2018

Zak Davidson has competed at the Noosa Hill Climb annually since 2014 and this year he will be behind the wheel again. Nick Cherry reports.

Locals worried by Bokarina tree poisoning

June 4, 2018

Bushland poisoning to make way for a new Bokarina boardwalk development is a potential threat to local wildlife and pets.

Coast school first in state to encourage new parenting strategies

June 4, 2018

By Samuel Poncini The Queensland Family and Child Commission is hoping other Coast schools will follow Chancellor State College’s example and become a Talking Families school. Tomorrow Chancellor State College will conduct a breakfast promoting … Read more »

Plastic wrap clings to Coles shelves

June 4, 2018June 4, 2018

By Campbell Seith and Rose Astley

Despite their promise today to cut plastic wastage from their shelves, eco-conscious shoppers will have to wait until next winter to see a change at Coles.

In a statement released this morning Coles promised to reduce waste by removing non-recyclable packaging from their produce.

Whooping cough cases spike

June 4, 2018June 4, 2018

The number of whooping cough cases has increased across the Sunshine Coast, Tayla Larsen reports.

Heaters spark winter safety call

Meet the Sunshine Coast Stadium’s new employee

Wheelie bins used to save native birds

Bowel cancer not only a problem for older people

Strange footpath marks cause fear

From Sydney to the Hill Climb

Locals worried by Bokarina tree poisoning

Coast school first in state to encourage new parenting strategies

Plastic wrap clings to Coles shelves

Whooping cough cases spike

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