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25.01.2022 It’s a good plan, but it will only be a great plan if everybody reads it and comments Susie Chapman Don’t forget to jump online and take a look at our Draft Coastal Hazard Adaptation Strategy by 5pm Monday 7 December. It’s a long-term plan to help us manage the impacts of coastal hazards, like erosion and inundation, and increase the resilience of our region.... Community feedback has been integral to developing the draft strategy we have today, so now we want your help to finalise it. For all the details visit: https://haveyoursay.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/our-resilient-

24.01.2022 THIS FRIDAY: Tree planting event at Mooloolaba to honour victims of Domestic Violence You're invited this Friday 4 December at Mooloolaba Foreshore Reserve from 7.30-9.30am to plant a native tree in memory of those who have lost their lives to domestic and family violence. The Event is held in conjunction with Make It Stop Sunshine Coast ... 500 native trees, shrubs and groundcovers will be planted on our dunes and act as a lasting legacy to acknowledge victims of domestic and family violence on the Sunshine Coast as well as rehabilitating and building resilience in our coastal dunes. You don't have to be a green thumb to join in! For full details and to register (essential) visit: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/domestic-and-family-violenc

23.01.2022 BUDERIM: opportunity to look after your local Iliad Avenue Bushland Conservation Reserve with the Iliad Bushcare Group. Working Bee details: 3rd Saturday of the month, 7 9am (next date 17 October). The group has successfully planted Richmond birdwing vines which are now established contributing to a linked corridor for the endangered Richmond birdwing butterfly to travel.... JOIN THE BUDERIM WORKING BEE IF YOU LIKE: Enjoying the outdoors with the company of others. Keeping active and connecting with nature. And volunteering when it suits you. ABOUT BUSHCARE COMMUNITY Our BushCare community volunteer their time to conserve and restore our Sunshine Coast bushland in council’s environmental reserves. There are 40 groups across the Sunshine Coast who hold regular working bees. No commitment is required, and you can join-in where and when you can. To head along to the next BUDERIM BushCare working bee register at https://www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au//B/BushCare-Community Iliad Bushcare Group taken pre-COVID

20.01.2022 AURA RESIDENTS: On your bike, LAST CHANCE to sign up for cycling workshops Hurry, limited places available to join these FREE cycling workshops: CYCLE SKILLS FOR ADULTS ... If you want to learn new skills or brush up your cycling skills, this 90 minutes workshop is for you. The workshop will cover basic riding skills as well as pathway etiquette and road safety awareness. Saturday, October 17 1-2.30pm Baringa State School GUIDED SOCIAL RIDE If you are looking for a guided tour of Aura’s incredible cycling infrastructure don’t wait any longer and register for this workshop now. Suitable for families and adults. Saturday, October 17 3-4.30pm Baringa State School There's no better place to have a wheely good time then in the 'Bike City' of Aura Dedicated to providing bicycle roadways throughout the community. #SunshineCoastCouncil and Stockland have partnered to deliver these hands-on workshops covering a range of different and useful topics you might not have known about BIKES! REGISTER NOW https://www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au//Exp/Events/Whats-On

19.01.2022 Dear Caloundra Residents & Visitors, I’m Jake Moss. I’m an artist , a brother, an uncle, a godfather, and I’m also a person who sometimes thinks it’s kinda sad that writing letters to people isn’t a thing we really do anymore and it’s even sadder when you realise this way of communicating won’t be making a comeback. Personal letters were hand written and posted for so long, and I can’t remember the last time I received anything in the mail that wasn’t junk mail or a bi...ll or one of those welcome to the area letters politicians get their assistants to send. So, well, I’d really like to post a letter, one last time, to all of you! If you’d like to join me in this project I invite you to write an open letter about Caloundra, it could be a memory or place or person or hope for the future. Keep an eye on your mail box from a little something from me. I hope to hear from you. All the best, Jake Moss Artwork by Caloundra artist, Leonie Wohlsen https://www.downtowncaloundra.com.au/place2post/ Downtown Caloundra

17.01.2022 These Sunshine Coast kids are ready for disaster - are you? He’s just 10-years-old but Year Five St Joseph's Primary School Nambour student Zac Zeremes wants everyone on the Sunshine Coast to be prepared for severe weather and emergency events. It’s really good for kids to know what to do, so they can talk to their family and neighbours about having an emergency and evacuation kit ready to go, he said. ... You need to have a ‘WHAT-IF’ plan. A ‘WHAT-IF’ plan means everyone in your house knows exactly what to do in any kind of disaster." Zac and his classmates Jordan Gormley, Archie Tollner, Heidi Brumwell and Shyla Lamont won the 2020 Sunshine Coast Get Ready Schools Competition and are now media darlings after starring in Council’s annual disaster awareness campaign, which kicks off this week. DO YOU HAVE A WHAT-IF PLAN? Council, in partnership with emergency services agencies, is calling on all Sunshine Coast residents and businesses to ensure they are disaster ready this Get Ready Queensland Week (October 12 18). There are three simple steps to ensure your household or business is prepared for extreme events. 1) Have an emergency plan in place. 2) Pack supplies pack your emergency and evacuation kits 3) Make sure your insurance has adequate coverage and is up-to-date. And then ... encourage your neighbours to do the same. WHAT GOES INTO MY WHAT-IF PLAN AND GRAB BAG? For full information about what goes into your What-If Plan, visit getready.qld.gov.au You can also sign up to our Coast Alert notification service by downloading the Sunshine Coast Council app on your smart device. The 2020 Sunshine Coast Get Ready Schools Competition winners - Heidi Brumwell, Jordan Gormley, Zac Zeremes, Shyla Lamont and Archie Tollner from St Joseph’s Primary School, Nambour.

16.01.2022 WHO GOT THE XMAS DECORATIONS OUT EARLY?! Yep, we did! Did you bring out the decorations early this year, or are you sticking with the traditional December 1st date?... Because Christmas is going to be celebrated differently this year we are finding ways to share in the experience and spread the festive cheer with all Sunshine Coasters. So, we thought it would be fun to open up the debate... Is it ok to get the tree out before December 1? This one was up pre-December 1st at Alexandra Headland. For festive tips and ideas and to be inspired to celebrate with good neighbours this year, visit: www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/festivekindess #festivekindness #festiveseason #SunshineCoasChristmas #SunshineCoast

15.01.2022 Follow along with the story of Jeanie, a Bat Rescue Volunteer, who takes shares with us what her day as a bat carer looks like on the Sunshine Coast. In Episode Six, Jeanie takes us on a tour of the equipment she uses to bring flying-foxes back to health. Learn more about this incredibly important species on our website https://www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au//Native-/Flying-Foxes.

15.01.2022 THIS SUNDAYCalling all #SunshineCoast AFL footy fans!! Don’t miss your chance to be a part of history, as the Toyota AFL Grand Final Cup Tour visits the Sunshine Coast! Get your photo* with the Premiership Cup and fine-tune your skills with AFL activations.... Come along in your footy colours and be a part of something special as footy fever takes over #Queensland. WHEN: This Sunday 18 October TIME: 9-11am WHERE: Maroochydore Multisports Complex, Neil Upton Oval (Oval 1), 108 Fishermans Rd, Maroochydore. TELL US! Who will win the premiership? Richmond FC Port Adelaide Football Club Geelong Cats or Brisbane Lions *COVID Safe Practices apply. Please stay home if you feel unwell. For more information visit: http://ow.ly/Pxrt50BPJpD

14.01.2022 WORK IN PROGRESS: Check out the stunning new installation taking shape at the corner of Sippy Downs Drive and University Way! It's not ready yet but when complete, the entry statement piece will define the gateway to Sippy Downs and the Town Centre Precinct. Progress this week shows the two large wing-inspired sculptures emerging out of the ground, destined for completion soon. ... Sunshine Coast Council partnered with USC: University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia and community stakeholders to create an eye-catching design which pays tribute to the area’s natural beauty and knowledge capabilities. Stay tuned for a preview of the final product! Progress pics from this week followed by the artist's impression of the finished product.

13.01.2022 MAROOCHY ARTS & ECOLOGY CENTRE: Pursue, keep up with, circle round and round your life Know your own bone: gnaw at it, bury it, unearth it, and gnaw at it still. - Thoreau What does this Henry Thoreau quote and calligraphy on pebbles have in common?... Sunshine Coast Artist Fiona Dempster, that’s what! Inspired by this quote, Dempster says Thoreau captures the life of an artist with thoughts of tenacity: just keeping on going. EVENT What: Unwind, reflect and join the ‘Calligraphy on Pebbles’ workshop When: Wednesday, 14 October from 9am until 12.30pm Cost: $30 RSVP: Space is limited https://sunshinecoast.i-events.info//zzzz5be50872/regform Breathe in the fresh air and soak up the peace at the Gardens as you develop calligraphy skills and translate these onto pebbles to take home. Learn how to use these pebbles to reflect and still the mind. All delivered as part of fabric, Slow Fashion Artful Living program. : Fabric - Calligraphy on pebbles - Fiona Dempster : Maroochy Arts and Ecology Centra, MAroochy Bushland Botanic Gardens, Tanawah

12.01.2022 Glory glory to Maroochydore Multisports Complex!! Congratulations to the Maroochydore Multi Sports Complex, who has just been announced by the AFL as the 2019 Project of the Year (Queensland) under the new Ken Gannon Community Football Facilities Awards. The awards recognise best practice in community football facility development across Australia.... Did you know it's the homeground to 11,500 people in the Sunshine Coast footy community and many local clubs including the mighty Maroochydore Roos AFL? It caters for AFL, soccer and netball champions young and old and includes the following facilities: three floodlit AFL ovals, with a fourth under construction as a multi-use field for AFL and soccer one lit senior soccer and two lit junior soccer fields, plus training area netball courts 20 lit hard courts and six grass courts spectator seating undercover spectator viewing ample car parking across complex bus set down/pick up and bus parking. Maroochydore Multisports Complex also hosted Port Adelaide Football Club GWS Giants Hawthorn Football Club Melbourne Football Club Western Bulldogs and Carlton Football Club during the AFL's December/January 2020 pre-season training camps. To top it off, the 2020 AFL Premiership Cup will be at the grounds this SUNDAY at 9am as the Toyota AFL Grand Final Cup Tour visits the Sunshine Coast! COVID Safe Practices apply.

12.01.2022 Have you heard of Development.i? It’s a simple and easy website for you to: > Find out what developments are planned on the Sunshine Coast > Generate free Site Reports... > Research specific addresses for lot plans and utility infrastructure and more! Do it all from your own computer or mobile device. Start your property research today at: https://developmenti.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/

11.01.2022 BEERWAH: Opportunity to look after your local Coochin Creek Environment Reserve with the Coochin Creek Bushland Group! Working Bee details: 3rd Tuesday of the month, 7:30 11:30am (next date 20 October 2020). The group started in 2013 and have achieved a lot, helping Coochin Creek to flow through the reserve. In 2016 they completed a revegetation project to increase the resilience of the reserve.... JOIN THE BEERWAH WORKING BEE IF YOU LIKE TO Enjoy the outdoors, with the company of others. Keep active and connect with nature. And volunteer when it suits you. ABOUT SUNSHINE COAST BUSHCARE COMMUNITY Our BushCare community volunteers time to conserve and restore our Sunshine Coast bushland in Council’s environmental reserves. There are 40 groups across the Sunshine Coast who hold regular working bees. No commitment is required, and you can join in where and when you can. To head along to the next Beerwah BushCare working bee register at https://www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au//B/BushCare-Community PHOTO CREDIT: Coochin Creek Bushland Group taken pre-COVID

10.01.2022 LOCAL FIRE BAN SUNSHINE COAST A local fire ban has been imposed for the Sunshine Coast along with a number of other Local Govt Areas in the North Coast Region. The ban will remain in place until 11.55pm Monday (7/12).... Under a local fire ban, open fires are prohibited and all Permits to Light Fire which have been issued in the designated areas have been cancelled.

06.01.2022 FIRE & SMOKE ALERT: Palmview near Pignata Road

03.01.2022 ADVENTURE SUNSHINE COAST: If Winnie the Pooh lived here, he'd probably say "this feels like a paddling sort of a day", he'd grab his mate Piglet and they'd splash off into the distance, probably with some acorns and a pot of honey ! Um...he doesn't (sorry) so it's just us, sharing a beautiful Sunday paddling adventure you might like to try LAKE COOTHARABA: KINABA KAYAK, KINKIN CREEK, LAKE COMO... Distance 8.0km, Rated intermediate https://adventure.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au//TrailDetailsVi Paddle to Kinaba Information Centre to the left of Kinaba Island. This marks the entrance to the Everglades. Kin Kin Creek meets the Noosa River just past the Education Centre. If you head left and westward you will head up Kin Kin Creek. Travel as far as you like and then return. Coming back out of Kin Kin Creek, if you hug to your left and go around you will then be able to head north again. Follow the water up till you get to some signposts to find Figtree Point with its own beautiful campground, jetty, and little 15 minute rainforest circuit walk. Just around the next corner in the river, to the left, is Lake Como. If there’s a breeze a better option may be ‘the narrows’ to the right. In all instances watch the weather, your GPS , and allow plenty of time to return. This makes for a few great individual experiences based from Kinaba or Figtree. For all your Sunshine Coast adventures head to adventure.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au #chooseyournextadventure

02.01.2022 Because Christmas is going to be celebrated differently this year, we are finding ways to share in the experience and spread the festive cheer with all Sunshine Coasters. We would love to see the festive cheer throughout our neighbourhoods shared by neighbours of all ages and backgrounds. For festive tips and ideas and to be inspired to celebrate with friends, family and good neighbours, visit: ... www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/festivekindess #festivekindness #festiveseason #SunshineCoasChristmas #SunshineCoast

02.01.2022 WATCH NOW: Sunshine Coast radio personality to host State of Our Region 2020 and you're invited!! Meet Sunshine Coast radio personality, breakfast announcer on 92.7 MIX FM and much loved and generous charity patron Caroline Hutchinson. This year you can join Caroline as she hosts the annual State of Our Region event, LIVE streamed for the very first time! ... Tuesday 8 December, 2020 10am Online, live on our Facebook You can tune in from wherever you are, here: FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/SunshineCoastCouncil/live/ YOUTUBE https://youtu.be/JjE1Nm1-wFM For more information visit Council's website: https://www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au///State-of-our-Region #SunshineCoast #SOR2020 #StateofOurRegion2020 #SupportingOurCommunity #SunshineCoastCouncil #SCC