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Footy fans and players will rejoice as senior rugby league finally makes its return to Coast fields following an 18-month wait on the sidelines. Despite best efforts, Rugby League Sunshine Coast was forced to cancel last year's senior competitions as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold. While Beerwah managed to slip into a Brisbane competition and still hit the field, the rest of the clubs were left to call it a year. Having not played since August 2019, clubs will lace up to get their 2021 campaigns underway this weekend. The DRAW The draw is out with the first round to be played solely o...

"When the world changes, you have to adapt - and I have done it a few times." Describing the restaurant industry as "on life support", he says people are struggling, "but we can all see the light. We know there is an end to this." On his personal experience of lockdown, he said: "I had a head start on everyone else because I had dealt with the huge issues regarding my back. I've been isolated for two years so I had to get used to my own company. By the time this year kicked in, I had been doing it a really long time.

Premium Content Subscriber only Nambour Crushers have kept their A-grade squad intact despite finances having been crippled by impacts of the pandemic. They have also managed to secure two former Queensland Cup players. Club president Mark Turner said none of the players who were due to play last year had requested a release of contract for this season. It means the likes of 2019 Sunshine Coast Rugby League player of the year Brenton Stonier, and stalwarts Dylan McGrath, David Oakes and Paul McKewin will all go again. Turner said the club had locked in two former Intrust Super Cup player...