Drizzle Boy, performing at The Events Centre, Caloundra on Friday 18 October.
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Have you seen the decorative fairy lights along The Esplanade these Spring school holidays?
Annual pet registration renewal payments are due by 30 September. Whatever you call your best mate - make sure their rego is up to date!
Residents have shared their views on protecting our dark skies as Council considers a proposal to establish a Dark Sky Reserve in the hinterland.
Flicking open your next great read might be the start of your next great friendship.
Join Caloundra's next Street Art Walking Tour for a visual feast of murals, sculptures and intriguing 3D installations.
A collaboration with the Queensland Government will provide 22 new affordable homes in Marcoola, expected to be completed in mid-2025.
Sunshine Coast Council’s signature business expo is back, find out more.
Everything you need to know about the expanded Seed Library, access a variety of seeds for free.
Our community has identified top priorities for liveability, emerging issues and what makes our region a great place to live.
For the month of October, Sunshine Coast Council is supporting Love to Ride’s biggest event Biketober.
It's a wrap on the Sunshine Coast's first Marine BioBlitz. Here is how it went.
Sunshine Coast Council has been named a finalist in two categories in the nation’s premier industry awards for economic development.
Sunshine Coast Council minor grants are now open, the perfect opportunity for community groups to get extra support to bring their projects to life.
Adventure Sunshine Coast has you covered these school holidays to keep the kids active as they explore our beautiful region.
Dive into a world of Australian crime with acclaimed Scrublands author Chris Hammer at Venue 114 on Saturday 5 October.
There is something for everyone this festive season with Council supporting a number of initiatives across the region.
Council is continuing early stages on the Sunshine Coast Ecological Park project in Maleny.
Lifeguards and lifesavers have renewed their call for everyone to swim between the famous red and yellow flags as the season begins.
Council has begun works on the first registered blue carbon farming trial in Australia on the banks of the Maroochy River.
The Mary River turtle is now classified Critically Endangered, but there are simple ways any resident in our region can help this iconic species.