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All Sunshine Coast Cricket Association senior and junior fixtures for Saturday have been cancelled due to Brisbane's COVID-19 lockdown

His first paid gig was travelling to some of Queensland’s most beautiful locations as a researcher on The Great Outdoors. He then made the brave move to self-fund a low-budget film with his wife and director Louise Alston. The film Stephen Vagg with wife and director Louise Alston in 2013. “I took all the lessons I had learnt and put them into the film,” Mr Vagg said. “There is nothing quite like making a film. “It is like climbing a mountain. You spend a lot of the time worried yo...

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...

MILK that stays fresh for 60 days is just months from domestic production as a Sunshine Coast manufacturer finetunes world-first technology to vastly boost the shelf-life of its products. Food-technology company Naturo has produced trial batches of the long-life, fresh milk at its manufacturing plant in Coolum and is on track to finalise accreditation to sell domestically from late next month. Naturos early success producing milk under its patented Haelen process has attracted the attention ...

By Tegan Annett A large Buderim block has been chosen as the location for a Coast developers new project to build 110 units. Read more here. By Eden Boyd Police are investigating after a young man was stabbed multiple times when he was confronted by a group of people on a suburban Coast street. Read more here. By Tom Threadingham A homeless Coast family of nine has been overwhelmed by local support as they battle to recover from a series of tragic incidents.  Read more here. By Tegan...

Premium Content Subscriber only From a wild Snapchat brawl where a teenage girls neck was slashed and a police chase through suburban Maroochydore to $12,000 in fines handed out at a COVID-19 related party - in a year where headlines where dominated by the pandemic, the Sunshine Coast Daily has taken a look back on 2020 to find the stories you may have missed. Here are 20 yarns that stood out in 2020. 1. SNAPCHAT SLASHING A war of words which erupted on social media sparked a violent teenag...

Premium Content Subscriber only Looking for fun once the sun comes blazing back? Here are 17 top attractions in Noosa and on the Coast you cant see from your home, holiday apartment or caravan campsite: 1. Discover Australias everglades on a relaxing afternoon cruise along the "river of mirrors" in Noosa. The river system meanders through the subtropical rainforest which is home to more than 40 per cent of Australias bird life.

PHOTOS YOU LOOK AT AND THEN NEVER FORGET It is either El Chucacabra or the Abdominal Snowman out testing. You’re guess is as good as ours.   Not only does MXA always park in the exact same spot every week at the races, but it is valet parking. And you thought electric bike stands were only for bikes and that girls didn’t know how to work on trucks. You can find Motocross Action logos in the strangest places, but you never expect to see it at an air show on a Sbach 342 Thunderbolt aerobati...

Premium Content Subscriber only From a wild Snapchat brawl where a teenage girls neck was slashed and a police chase through suburban Maroochydore to $12,000 in fines handed out at a COVID-19 related party - in a year where headlines where dominated by the pandemic, the Sunshine Coast Daily has taken a look back on 2020 to find the stories you may have missed. Here are 20 yarns that stood out in 2020. 1. SNAPCHAT SLASHING A war of words which erupted on social media sparked a violent teenag...

She said she saw the human holiday crush looming as a bigger baby turtle danger than predatory foxes and the coastal light pollution which could lead hatchlings astray. “Because there are so many people on the beach, I’m really worried that somebody’s going to stick a beach umbrella through a nest,” Ms Warneminde said. “One of the big messages is for people to stay off the spinifex and stay on the soft sand bits.” Up to 17 loggerhead sites and three green turtle nests are located fr...