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A further six Coast centres have not been rated by the national body. Enjoying story time at Milford Lodge are (from left) Charlize Pearce, Fletcher Boardman, licensee Molly Stewart and Angus Bell. Picture: Patrick Woods Mrs Stewart said a change in the rating system in 2012 suited her centre's focus on natural play and they were ready by the time inspectors came to do a review in 2016. "As much as you try to tell yourself not to panic too much you still worry things could go wrong on the day," Mrs Stewart said. "But we passed with flying colours." Milford Lodge was rated as exceeding ...

Chief Health Officer Dr Jeannette Young said Queensland officers were alerted on Friday night that a woman had flown into the state after testing positive to the mutant UK strain. The woman arrived in Victoria from the UK on December 26 and tested positive to the virus on December 27. She isolated for 10 days, cleared all her symptoms and then was allowed to fly to Queensland on January 5 on Jetstar flight JQ570 which arrived in Brisbane at 11pm. She has since gone to Maleny in the Sunshine Coast where she tested positive again on Friday. Premier Palaszczuk urged Queenslanders with any s...

"To get a place in this program is amazing," he said. "My wife Sam works at SCUH as a nurse and we have family nearby, which will be wonderful for our baby daughter and an essential support for us over the next four years." "I didn't know that a career in medicine was an option for me as a mature-age student without an OP score until I began studying at USC, which helped me identify my strengths and gave me the confidence to pursue the goal of becoming a medical doctor." Theo Mostert, Rees Telford and Brad Lines - farewelling the USC campus at Sippy Downs.

It’s far from a smooth trip heading south from the Sunshine Coast with congested, slow moving traffic plaguing motorists.

When he’s not running his pool company, Daniel Krause, 38, is one of the creative forces giving the Sunshine Coast spare wall space a spray with his edgy art. Although based just south of the Coast, as the inspired one-man force behind Street Art Concepts, Mr Krause is in constant demand locally and has plans to one day relocate here with his family. “This is a bit more of my passion than sorting pools out,” he said. “Things just grew, I just love having a go. “The bigger it is the easier it is, it’s weird … at that size you can do a mistake and stand back and no one will ever k...