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The Cemetery Service team are moving to Council's Customer Service Centres to ensure residents can access support with improved convenience.
This week marks Homelessness Week (August 4-10) and is a timely reminder for everyone to play their part in helping those who most need support.
If you are wanting to escape the busy coastline today, head to the hinterland and check out this fabulous, mostly flat 8.5km circuit taking in the old Beerburrum Cemetery, views of Tibrogargan and native birdlife.
It may have been a wet winter this year, but all it takes is a week of warm weather for bushfires to become a serious threat. Know your home’s bushfire risk and have a bushfire survival plan in place.
Survey has discovered that Reesville is one of the most densely populated koala habitats in the northern part of South East Queensland.
The Sunshine Coast Marine BioBlitz project has been announced as a finalist in the prestigious 2025 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes.
A wave of digital transformation continues to sweep the Sunshine Coast, driven by better data services via the arrival of a second subsea cable and data centre.
More than 15,000 runners from across Australia and around the world will descend on Alexandra Headland for the 2025 EVA Air Sunshine Coast Marathon Festival, taking place on Sunday 3 August.
The Sunshine Coast will host the 2025 Australian Coastal Councils Conference, sharing learnings in coastal sustainability, climate resilience and community-focused adaptation strategies, while fostering national collaboration on managing Australia’s changing coastlines.
A beautiful, easy walk through the lower section of a varied rainforest, with butterflies and birds on show.
Celebrating seven years to go until the Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games with 7 Years to Grow - a vibrant initiative to green our backyard and work towards a more sustainable region in 2032 and beyond.
Tucked away in the centre of Nambour, explore this tropical rainforest and secluded waterfall. A true hinterland hidden gem.
The proposed Sunshine Coast Planning Scheme is now open for community feedback - and your voice is vital to shaping the future of our region.
A stunning new pedestrian bridge is now complete in Eumundi, featuring nearly 300 metres of scenic pathway and boardwalk — inviting locals and visitors to explore the area like never before.
The Nambour tip will be closed for upgrades from Monday, July 28, to Sunday, September 7, reopening Monday, September 8.
A hidden bushland oasis, just minutes from one of the Sunshine Coast’s favourite coastal lookouts, includes a rejuvenated, elevated eco boardwalk, providing the perfect place to get active while immersing yourself in nature.
Australian report reveals milestone for a program that can help transform the way our kids get to school across the nation and founded on the Sunshine Coast.
Faced with rising costs, Sunshine Coast Council’s 2025–26 Budget takes a measured approach – limiting rate increases, supporting vulnerable residents, and investing in safer roads, parks, and essential services. It’s a budget shaped by community priorities, focused on protecting our lifestyle and planning for a connected, liveable and thriving future.
Get the kids off the couch/ phone/ Xbox these school holidays and explore Buderim Falls (also known as Serenity Falls), for a truly breathtaking experience.
A fabulous place to take young kids for an exploration of the natural world these school holidays.
Sunshine Coast Council has unveiled a refreshed Executive Leadership Team and a streamlined structure to better serve community priorities. With new faces and fewer departments, this transformation promises sharper focus and greater efficiency.
The completion of what was a “missing link” spans the Sunshine Motorway and connects Division 6 and 7 communities.
A 17-hectare Cooloolabin property, once degraded by logging and farming, has been transformed into a thriving wildlife corridor thanks to landholder Julia and Sunshine Coast Council’s Landholder Environment Grants. Applications for 2025 grants open July 7, supporting rural landowners in restoring biodiversity and protecting the region’s natural environment.