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Jett Kenny has shared his frustrations over beachgoers relaxing by the sea despite the Sunshine Coast being in a three-day snap lockdown.

Australian hoteliers, Mantra Group have experienced unprecedented growth resulting in opportunities for new and existing employees, including key General Manager movements and new staff appointments t Australian hoteliers, Mantra Group have experienced unprecedented growth resulting in opportunities for new and existing employees, including key General Manager movements and new staff appointments to the National Sales Team. Ryan Newton has been appointed as General Manager, Mantra Legends Hotel, Surfers Paradise. Ryan has over seven years’ experience with the Group having held positions at...

Take a five-night break on Queensland's gorgeous Sunshine Coast and save up to $800 a person – as well as picking up extra bonuses. The stay at the 4-star beachfront Mantra Mooloolaba Beach, with pools, a sauna, spa, BBQ area and gym, close to restaurants, cafes and shopping, is from $499 a person twin-share and comes with a free upgrade, a one-hour Aquaduck tour for two, a late check-out, free Wi-Fi and a booklet of tour vouchers. Book by May 12 for stays most dates to March 31 2022. Phone 1300 887 398.

Sunshine Coast Council is seeking changes to its multimillion dollar funding agreement for the Mooloolaba foreshore development due to construction delays of up to six months. Wet weather, storm damage and design changes have delayed works on the new boardwalk, viewing platform and seawall, according to the council. A council spokesman said a request had been made to the State Government for amendments to the funding agreement to reflect the new time frames. The state chipped in $4.5 million from its Unite and Recover Community Stimulus Package for the development, which was expected to b...

Premium Content Subscriber only The Sunshine Coast will come together on the weekend to honour the men and women who put their lives on the line as Anzac Day services are held across the region. Last year residents commemorated Anzac Day like never before as virus restrictions forced the cancellation of several marches and services. Some events will not go ahead on Sunday due to the recent outbreak in Brisbane as there was too little time to make suitable preparations under the previous guidelines. The Daily has listed all the services that are proceeding as normal, including business clo...