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Today s headlines: Community divided over rail, new fight

WEATHER REPORT AND TIDES It ll be a cloudy start to the week as the weather bureau predicts a 40 per cent chance of rain for the Coast today. There s also the possibility of a thunderstorm during the morning and afternoon. Noosa Heads will reach the highest temperature on 25C, while Maroochydore, Caloundra and Nambour hit 24C and Maleny 21C. High tide was at 1.15am at 1.81m and low tide will be at 8.21am at 0.63m. The next high tide will reach 1.17m at 1.44pm and low tide is scheduled for 7.15pm at 0.66m. TRAFFIC TOP FIVE LOCAL NEWS STORIES More than 90,000 people visit sunshinecoastdaily.com.au every day. Be one of them and subscribe now.

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Today s headlines: Pause on project, mass transit options

WEATHER REPORT AND TIDES The weather bureau has predicted showers and a possible thunderstorm for the Coast today. Between 10 to 30mm of rain is expected and the wet weather is expected to stick around this weekend. Maleny will reach a top of 20C while a majority of the region reaches 23-24C. Low tide at Mooloolaba was at 4.39am at 0.44m and high tide will be at 10.15am at 1.46m. The next low tide is scheduled for 4.12pm at 0.29m and high tide will reach 2.02m at 11.03pm. TRAFFIC TOP FIVE LOCAL NEWS STORIES More than 90,000 people visit sunshinecoastdaily.com.au every day. Be one of them and subscribe now.

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Today s headlines: Light rail battle, intense beach rescue

WEATHER REPORT AND TIDES The possibility of rain reaching the Coast today has increased as the weather bureau predicts a 50 per cent chance of showers. The rainy skies are expected to stick around in the late morning and afternoon. Nambour and Noosa Heads will reach the highest temperature in the region with 24C, while Maroochydore and Caloundra hit 23C and Maleny 21C. Low tide was at 2.47am at 0.29m and high tide will be at 8.40am at 1.75m. The next low tide is scheduled for 2.48pm at 0.13m and high tide will reach 2.10m at 9.20pm. TRAFFIC TOP FIVE LOCAL NEWS STORIES

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Today s headlines: Police chase, Coast Anzac Day services

Today s headlines: Police chase, Coast Anzac Day services
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Airbnb slams Noosa s assault on tourism | Sunshine Coast Daily

Premium Content Subscriber only The government has ruled out statewide regulations on the short-stay accommodation industry as Noosa Council forges ahead with its own rules. Noosa Councilâs draft local law to regulate the operation of properties offered up as holiday rentals and home share sets out that managers of these properties must live within 20 minutes and address complaints within 30 minutes. They would also need to register the property annually. Airbnb head of public policy for Australia Derek Nolan said the council failed to get the balance right between the needs of hosts, guests, and residents. âThe proposed rules are effectively an assault on tourism in the region that would harm jobs and local businesses and hamper economic recovery at a critical juncture,â Mr Nolan said.

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