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Lazst Wednesday The Outsiders put on a special performance at Nambour's leafy TAFE Queensland East Coast campus to welcome eight visiting Indonesian ... >> view original

SURFING: Bid needs a lift to bring event toCoast

A PUSH to host a World Surf League event on the Sunshine Coast has the backing of local businesses and the sport's governing body but the bid team ... >> view original

Funeral overtime charges system to be clarified this week

THE controversial issue of council's overtime charges for funerals could be settled this week at the Sunshine Coast Council's ordinary meeting at Nambour on ... >> view original

Daniel's desperate search for work: 542 job applications

HE'S applied for 542 jobs online and personally canvassed more than 190 businesses between Noosa and Caloundra on the Sunshine Coast. But 26-year-old ... >> view original

Teenager putting pedal to the metal for his grandad

When Josh was just 10, his grandfather and Sunshine Coast farmer Barry Graham was struck down with the first of five strokes. Mr Graham was permanently ... >> view original

Table tennis champs hit theCoast

SUNSHINE Coast Table Tennis Club President Paul Green is preparing for a huge week this October 17th - 24th, with the hosting of the 2015 San-Ei Australian ... >> view original

Five things you need to know today

Nicky Moffat, Business reporter, Sunshine Coast Daily - Editorial. Patrick Woods. 4. Members of the region's indigenous community will be able to learn about ... >> view original

Millions of Aussies cannot cook

AUSSIES are feeling the heat as millions of us concede we are "disasters in the kitchen". In fact we're so bad at cooking that celebrity chef George Calombaris ... >> view original

Novus set to power up school solar plant

THANKS to Suncoast Christian College, local specialist solar installation and maintenance business Novus energy is preparing for one of the Sunshine Coast's ... >> view original

Talent to pitch for the big bucks

... $40 million in managed funds will judge pitches by local companies at the third annual Innovation Centre Sunshine Coast Pitch Competition on October 29. >> view original