Also all I was good at was talking and spelling so it was a natural fit. Wynne, who grew up in Brisbane and then Mackay, said Beerwah had a special place in her heart. It s a small town with a big heart, the people are friendly and there s enough space to breathe, she says. I love that I can get away from the hustle and bustle of the Coast. Â Maddie Manwaring is one of the latest Sunshine Coast Daily recruits. Picture: Patrick Woods. Maddie Manwaring, a former Unity College student and University of the Sunshine Coast graduate, has called the Caloundra region home since moving there with her parents from Brisbane in 2010.
Also all I was good at was talking and spelling so it was a natural fit. Wynne, who grew up in Brisbane and then Mackay, said Beerwah had a special place in her heart. It s a small town with a big heart, the people are friendly and there s enough space to breathe, she says. I love that I can get away from the hustle and bustle of the Coast. Â Maddie Manwaring is one of the latest Sunshine Coast Daily recruits. Picture: Patrick Woods. Maddie Manwaring, a former Unity College student and University of the Sunshine Coast graduate, has called the Caloundra region home since moving there with her parents from Brisbane in 2010.
Kieran Peter Brough, 22, and Bradey Andrew Killian, 23, both pleaded guilty to one charge each of assault occasioning bodily harm and affray in the Gympie Magistrates Court late last week after the vicious attack outside the Queenslander Hotel on 13 December 2019. The court heard Brough and Killian - along with co-offenders Jack James Daniel Fresen, Joshua Beau Searle and Harley Hudson Price - all played a role in bashing Timothy William Ogilvie after a fight broke out between two groups on that night. Kieran Peter Brough, 22, was sentenced to 12 months jail with immediate parole in a Gympie court last week for his involvement in a brutal Mary St bashing that left a man in a coma in December 2019.
Hearing him cry and not being able to pick up was very difficult, she said. Â Peter Punch pictured with Anakin at Sunshine Coast University Hospital. Picture: Supplied. While Anakin slowly recovers the new mum said financial stress for her and her partner Peter Punch was mounting. My partner was supposed to go back to work last week but couldn t because of everything going on so we are really struggling, she said. We both have car loans and we are paying rent and the hospital only supplies food to myself, so food is even getting expensive. The costs are coming up really quickly.
Nambour residents experiencing even mild COVID-19 symptoms have been urged to get tested after fragments of the virus were found at sewage treatment plants.