A truly memorable 3km adventure, set in the rugged Conondale Range, featuring eucalypt forests, clear waterfalls, boulder-strewn creeks and a variety of wonderful wildlife.
Gain a better understanding of Sunshine Coast Council announcements, updates and opportunities to have your say.
A truly memorable 3km adventure, set in the rugged Conondale Range, featuring eucalypt forests, clear waterfalls, boulder-strewn creeks and a variety of wonderful wildlife.
Council welcomes $4 million dollars from the Queensland Government towards the dynamic civic and cultural hub.
This year’s free, family friendly Expo will be held on Sunday October 19 from 10am to 2pm, at Lake Kawana, Bokarina, in front of the Sunshine Coast Stadium.
The message this year is clear: be ready for anything. Sunshine Coast and Noosa Councils are urging residents to act now, get ready and to protect their families, homes and businesses.
An increase in aggressive behaviour toward Council staff, contractors and volunteers has prompted a plea for respect.
Council is working to make our active transport network more inclusive and is committed to making walking, riding and wheeling a real option for everyone. Give your feedback on the Draft Active Transport Plan before November 3.
With annual pet registration renewals now overdue, Council reveals the region's favourite breeds.
Chance to view these breathtaking mountains from lots of different angles, as you loop around through various landscapes, with many birds to watch for along the way.
A hidden gem of a conservation trail, connecting Novotel Twin Waters to Mudjimba Beach, with many chances to photograph the abundant birdlife.
Applications are now open for the latest round of Council's Minor Grants. Not-for-profit community groups can apply for up to $3,000 as part of a total pool of $160,000.
A stunning 4km conservation park circuit, encompassing everything from the shoreline of Currimundi Lake to the ocean and coastal bushland - perfect for a family walk or solo run.
Council's annual, regulated dog inspection program will run between November 14, 2025, and November 13, 2026.
As the days get warmer, many locals and visitors just can’t wait to get to the beach and hit the surf… it’s such an exciting and exhilarating experience. However, in the rush to cool off or take a relaxing dip, we can miss signs that, unfortunately, put us at risk.
The 7 Years to Grow initiative brought communities and schools together across the Sunshine Coast, to plant trees and celebrate the countdown to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Following a record-breaking festival in 2025, The Curated Plate is now calling for Expressions of Interest (EOIs) to be part of the 2026 program.
With annual pet registration due soon, Council reveals our region’s most-popular - and funniest - pet names.
Sunshine Coast Council has launched its first Citizens’ Panel, bringing together 53 diverse residents to help guide regional decisions.
A four-time successful grant recipient offers advice for aspiring applicants.
Sunshine Coast Council joins the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network to support people with non-visible disabilities like autism, anxiety, and chronic pain. Learn how this initiative promotes accessibility and inclusion across community venues.
The Kureelpa Falls Circuit is a scenic 8.7 km loop through Mapleton National Park offering lush rainforest, diverse wildlife, and a dramatic waterfall, suitable for walkers, horse-riders and mountain bikers.
A magical and varied one-way-walk lakeside through a scenic landscape, starting from a contemporary day-use recreation area.
The importance of pet rego: As well as reuniting people with lost pets, registration also provides funding for education programs to promote responsible pet ownership.
Explore Mountain Creek’s scenic 3.9km bush and water trail near Kawana and Mooloolaba. Perfect for families, walkers, and beginner cyclists with creek views and native wildlife.