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Premium Content Subscriber only Two people have been taken to hospital after a two-vehicle crash along Maroochy River on Tuesday. Paramedics assessed two patients including one female at the intersection of Bradman Ave and Diura St at 12.47pm on Tuesday.
Premium Content Subscriber only A teenager has been taken to hospital with significant leg injuries after he was reportedly struck by a boat propeller off Maroochydore. A Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman said paramedics were called to the Bradman Ave boat ramp just after 11:00am. She said they treated a male with significant leg lacerations. He was taken to Sunshine Coast University Hospital in a stable condition and a critical care paramedic was on board for transport. boat accident
Premium Content Subscriber only Paramedics are treating patients at the scene of three-car crash on the Bruce Highway southbound, near Elimbah. It is unknown how many patients are involved in the crash, which occurred at 1pm, just prior to the Caboolture-Bribie Island Road exit. A QAS spokesman said one ambulance crew was currently on scene. Drivers were advised to proceed with caution, but delays were not expected. One patient has been taken to Nambour Hospital in a stable condition following a two-car crash in Maroochydore this afternoon. The crash occurred on Thomas Street and Bradman ...
The blocks at 73-75 Bradman Ave currently occupy two houses across 1738sq m. Being located within a tourist accommodation zone, the town planning report stated there is possibility of the development representing short-term accommodation in future. A Maroochydore-based development company headed by Ian David Hartland of Buderim plans to construct a four-storey unit building with 25 units on Bradman Ave, Maroochydore. Picture: Contributed "While the development is defined as a multiple dwelling, additional applications could assess the development suitability to operate as a short-term ac...
Premium Content Subscriber only From flash flooding to power outages and fallen trees crushing homes, wild weather has caused havoc on the Coast over the past 24 hours. HERE'S EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW: â Sunshine Coast region received more than 200mm of rain over the past three days and wind gusts reached up to 90 km/h. â Maleny recorded one of the highest rainfalls in the past 24 hours, reaching 211mm. â Northern Bribie Island overtopped during the deluge and council crews are monitoring the situation closely. â A strong wind warning was issued for Sunshine Coast ...