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“People may think that a multi high-rise development in Yaroomba will be tucked away and not cause impacts elsewhere,” Ms Hyman said. She said the Department of Transport and Main Roads had made its approval of the Sekisui development conditional upon upgrades to the busy Beach Rd and Coolum Esp intersection at David Low Way. Save Yaroomba said there will be 11 parking spaces to go along the Coolum Beach Esplanade. The changes were submitted in an unsuccessful Sunshine Coast Environ...

Residents thinking outside the box have created many life-changing innovations. From potentially lifesaving fire technology to a "classier" toilet experience, here are some of the Coasts biggest innovations for 2021.   World-first tech to make milk last 60 days Milk that stays fresh for 60 days may soon be a reality. Charlie Kidman, 7, Elizabeth Kidman, 4 and Lydia Oliver, 4. Picture: Megan Slade. A Sunshine Coast manufacturer is in the final stages of finetuning world-first technology t...

A further six Coast centres have not been rated by the national body. Enjoying story time at Milford Lodge are (from left) Charlize Pearce, Fletcher Boardman, licensee Molly Stewart and Angus Bell. Picture: Patrick Woods Mrs Stewart said a change in the rating system in 2012 suited her centres focus on natural play and they were ready by the time inspectors came to do a review in 2016. "As much as you try to tell yourself not to panic too much you still worry things could go wrong on the d...

TRAFFIC Road works are continuing on Mons Rd, Forest Glen and Peachester Rd, Peachester - expect some delays there. Otherwise there were no major traffic reports at 5am on Monday. TOP FIVE LOCAL NEWS STORIES About 200,000 people visit sunshinecoastdaily.com.au every day. Be one of them and subscribe now. Check out our online puzzles or browse todays tributes and funeral notices. And dont forget to follow the Daily on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter so you never miss a story. By...

The Villas on Sunrise in Coolum Beach has attracted a tonne of interest. Westcon Site Management will be building the 186sq m, three-bedroom, two bathroom apartments for local developers Arc. “We turned the soil in December to clear the site and the next step in construction is not far away,” Mr Thompson said. “They tell me it could be even happening this week.” Mr Thompson said as the villas were worth just above $900,000 each, the development all up was worth “prob...

Share Matthew Trace, Queensland Dairy Farmers organisation vice-president, said local farmers will show interest if it results in better pricing for milk. If its Queensland milk going into this product, that would be great, but if its Victorian milk being trucked up, that wouldnt be great for the local dairy industry, he told the publication.  Mr Hastings said the milk is being Matthew Trace, Queensland Dairy Farmers organisation vice-president, said local farmers will show interest if it resu...

Fresh milk that lasts 60 days expected to be on Queensland supermarket shelves by March FriFriday 8 Jeff Hastings holds bottles of milk treated using his new technique. ( Share Print text only Cancel The founder of a Queensland food technology company that has invented a process to keep natural milk fresh for 60 days expects consumers will be drinking the product by March. Key points: A Queensland company says its innovative technology should put fresh milk, lasting 60 days, on shelves in month...

Premium Content Subscriber only An exclusive beachside estate has recorded an "extraordinary" flurry of sales to enter 2021 with just three blocks left. Yaroombas Beachside Estate is living up to its name, with the desire to live within walking distance of the beach a major appeal for buyers. Thats the view of Sekisui House project director Evan Aldridge who said 75 per cent of the estate had sold in the past two months. "Local buyers have been quick to act, recognising the limited opportun...

A Queensland-based company is set to release its own production of milk this year that stays fresh for at least 60 days. Naturo, a food-technology company on the Sunshine Coast, is expected to unveil its unpasteurised milk at the end of next month. The milk, created by Naturo CEO Jeff Hastings, uses the haelen method which involves cooling the liquid down - rather than heating it up - which is normally the case during pasteurisation. The product has no additives or preservatives and has the ...

Police divers discovered his body 12 hours after his disappearance about 100m from the scene. Luddy was only 20. Mr Reynolds said he still had vivid memories of two Coolum police officers knocking on his door the next morning to say his son was missing. He and his family immediately rushed to the scene. Police search for Luddy Reynolds missing in Mary River at Kybong on New Years Day He was on his way home to get floaties to join the search when a police officer phoned to urge him to com...