Sunshine Coast foodies urged to show off their fine food culture and other top stories

Sunshine Coast foodies urged to show off their fine food culture

Peter Wolfe from Cedar Creek Bush Foods, has worked as both a farmer and a chef, and says the Sunshine Coast grows a diverse range of produce that is well suited to fine cuisine. Australia Cooks is an opportunity for locals to promote their regions ... >> view original

We've lost an icon: Palmer resort boss on burnt down dino

Megan Mackander Journalist After completing a journalism degree at the University of the Sunshine Coast, I joined the Sunshine Coast Daily in 2010. As the Daily's police reporter, the round is unprectible, diverse and challenging, but also exciting and ... >> view original

Winter carnival a gem on Coast sports agenda

Locke has spent months preparing for what he anticipates will be the biggest Winter Bowls Carnival held on the Sunshine Coast. "It just gets bigger every year," said Locke, who is in his 10th year as the Sunshine Coast Bowls Winter Carnival chairman. >> view original

Waters flow back to Brisbane

Seqwater chief executive officer Peter Dennis said the level of Baroon Pocket, the largest dam on the Sunshine Coast, increased by more than 36% during last month's downpours. Mr Dennis said the reversal of the NPI flow to the south equated to a cost ... >> view original

Netflix will begin streaming in Australia on March 24

The TV and movie streaming service has been available in the US and UK for years but has yet to come down under. Starting today, consumers in Australia and New Zealand can find the latest updates on Netflix content and social happenings via the ... >> view original

Storm tactic could give Coast edge

THE Sunshine Coast's Intrust Super Cup team is being literally split down the middle by its Melbourne Storm affiliation. The Coast team, which will be named today for this weekend's season opener against Norths, is expected to be divided into two ... >> view original

Coast set to swelter one last time before cool change hits

The rise was a result of lingering heat that was dragged from Central Australia, and the Sunshine Coast won't be spared as the travelling heat heads to the south-east. Those anticipating the cool autumn change may have to be patient, with scorching hot ... >> view original

Help shape the future of arts funding on the Sunshine Coast

Sunshine Coast Council is undertaking a review of the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) program and you are invited to have your say. And it's easy to do – simply complete the short online survey before 5pm, March 13 and you will also go in the ... >> view original

Sunshine Coast Art Prize 2015 entries now open

Now in its tenth year, the Sunshine Coast Art Prize has achieved national acclaim for its annual representation of contemporary Australian art and offers opportunities within painting, new media (including animation, videography, street art and more), ... >> view original

Firm reaps lion's share of discounts

Economic strides taken at home and abroadMy Sunshine Coast (press release) >> view original