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How important Games legacy infrastructure will be delivered for our community.

Sunshine Coast high school students are digging into exciting career opportunities with a hands-on work experience program with Sunshine Coast Council’s Parks and Gardens Branch.

Discover the ultimate seafood celebration at The Curated Plate festival this July.

We love our beaches and coastal areas, and here’s how our community is helping to protect them into the future.

Council welcomes Queensland Government approval of a targeted set of planning provisions to encourage the development of upscale hotels – four star and above – in Maroochydore and Caloundra.

The Living on the Sunshine Coast Survey will run for its fifth year, investigating key liveability factors across our region.

Meet the artists whose installations will feature in community space of the future.

Share your thoughts on the Moffat Beach Place Plan, Moffat Beach Seawall Draft Landscape Plan, and the Moffat Headland Railing Renewal and Enhancement project.

Keep your eye out for wheelchair “pilots” across the Sunshine Coast hinterland.

With the ex-Tropical Cyclone sitting off the Sunshine Coast, dedicated TurtleCare volunteers worked quickly to assess the vulnerability of the 50 nests yet to emerge from the 124 clutches laid this season.

Marine Safety Queensland is starting works to remove sand from the Mooloolah River mouth and deposit it on Mooloolaba Beach to replenish erosion affected areas following Topical Cyclone Alfred.

The recent downpours and flooding in the Petrie Creek and Mooloolah River catchments have swept a significant amount of debris into our river systems.

Celebrate Harmony Week with Sunshine Coast Libraries this month with workshops, an engaging conversation circle and valuable multicultural resources.

If you’d like to help clean up our coastline, you are invited to join an organised beach clean up operation with a local community group.

Recovery efforts begin after Ex Tropical Cyclone Alfred

The proposed planning scheme progresses a step closer to public consultation.

Rugby league fans can enjoy a feast of footy at affordable prices at Sunshine Coast Stadium this Saturday, March 15.

Your unused sandbags can still be put to good use, or you can return them to a disposal location.

At 7.30am today (Monday, March 10) Sunshine Coast Council issued an emergency warning to residents for a flood watch and act - monitor conditions for minor and flash flooding on the coast.

Flooding alert for Sunshine Coast Hinterland as our region records more than 400mm in the last 24 hours.

A severe weather warning remains in place for the Sunshine Coast. Council is urging residents to remain vigilant until the threat passes.

With damaging wind gusts and intense rainfall expected, residents are reminded to keep sandbags in place until the threat has passed.

A coordinated and efficient cleanup operation is expected to begin in the coming week.

As severe weather surges towards South East Queensland, Sunshine Coast residents and visitors are advised to stay indoors and off the roads from 6pm tonight.