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A lifesaver has been charged with assault after an indeicent at boozy party held at Coolum Surf Club being held in the middle of a search for a missing man - as his devastated family waited on the beach.
Sunshine Coast surf lifesaver opens up on tragic Coolum drowning News by Chyna Hayden Premium Content Subscriber only Shark attacks, wild surf rescues and lifelong friendships. Graham Sharry has experienced it all in his 30 years manning the Sunshine Coast's beaches. But the drowning death of 21-year-old Kyle Schroduer at Coolum Beach in March this year is the one that will stick with him forever. A Saturday afternoon trip to the beach turned to tragedy when Kyle was taken by a rip and disappeared. An extensive land and air search ran for three days inv...
An extensive land and air search was undertaken over three days involving the water police, coast guards and surf lifesavers. Family and friends of the 21-year-old waited day after day for news until his body was found north of Coolum Beach - about 300m from where he was last seen. Kyle Schroduer, 21, will be farewelled on Thursday. Ms Wilson said the first day was the "worst days of our lives". "I can vividly hear the detective voice when she told me 'we don't usually do this over the phone' -there was a long pause and my stomach sank," she said.
WEATHER REPORT AND TIDES Showers are finally becoming less likely on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Temperatures are expected to remain at a high of 25C throughout the Coast, except Maleny where the thermometer it is again predicted to reach only 22C. Winds are southerly 20 to 30 km/h decreasing to 15 to 20 km/h in the late evening. Low tide will be at 0.34m at 10.50am, high at 1.04m at 4.41pm and again low at 0.43m at 10.11pm. Still seeing #rainfall in some areas today, after the dumping which saw 60-80mm falls around Bris & the Gold Coast in the 24hrs to 9am, 80-100mm on the Sunshine Coas...
A grieving stepmother has shared her anguish after her boy was swept away in a rip off a popular Sunshine Coast beach.