Ebola struck Sierra Leone still suffering says Sunshine Coast surgeon and other top stories

Ebola struck Sierra Leone still suffering says Sunshine Coast surgeon

Dr Bernard Tamba-Lebbie is a Sunshine Coast orthopaedic surgeon who was born there and returned to his home country in December to help with the crisis. He says although outcomes for the population have improved, local surgeons still carry out ... >> view original

Youth band make a lot of noise at Australian Championships

THE Sunshine Coast has gained 27 new Australian champions, but their titles were not achieved in triathlon, surf lifesaving, swimming or any of the other pursuits traditionally associated with the region. The Coast's most recent national titleholders ... >> view original

Caloundra gets prepared to sell itself at tourism roadshow

THE Caloundra Chamber of Commerce has secured the support of Sunshine Coast Destination to send a Caloundra representative on the Australia's Nature Coast tourism roadshow to Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane this month. It's the first time in many ... >> view original

Focus on quality of advice sees young Sunshine Coast financial planner win top ...

Mobbs Baker Wealth is a sister company to the long established accountancy firm Mobbs & Company, which has offices in the Sunshine Coast suburb of Birtinya, further south in Caboolture and in Brisbane's West End. With the majority of its clients coming ... >> view original

Fulluck strikes again to have Fire glowing

At just 17, you could understand why Jacob Fulluck is being utilised mainly off the bench at the Sunshine Coast Fire but such is the excitement surrounding the striker, he is all but commanding a starting berth. Fulluck was at it again at Bokarina ... >> view original

Is this goodbye? Council prepares for SS Dicky relocation

Use this content. The SS Dicky - April 2014. Photo Heritage Library, Sunshine Coast Council Contributed. Related Items. Experts to test cutting gear on historic wreck · Why it's far too late to save historic SS Dicky wreck · SS Dicky wreck: Why we will ... >> view original

Cancer Council: "Let's get physical"

NEW research shows only 55 per cent of Sunshine Coast adults are getting enough daily exercise, and only 36 per cent are aware of all three minimum recommended guidelines for physical activity. Cancer Council has warned Sunshine Coast adults could ... >> view original

Young Outlaw fires in draw with Caboolture

IF the Sunshine Coast Falcons don't require the services of Sam Young too much this season, the Northern Outlaws are more than happy to utilise the fullback's talents again after he starred for the side against Caboolture. The 20-year-old showed plenty ... >> view original

Council offers funding for community, environment groups

SUNSHINE Coast Council is looking to financially assist with the operational costs of local not-for-profit organisations that provide significant community or environmental benefit to Sunshine Coast residents. The Community Partnership Funding Program ... >> view original

Clear road home as holidaymakers stagger return

PEOPLE holidaying on the Sunshine Coast have learnt from past mistakes and staggered their return home. Although tourists and daytrippers flocked to the Sunshine Coast to enjoy the Easter school holidays, the Bruce Highway both north and southbound ... >> view original