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All Business coverage from the TSCB Desk.
Sungrow has opened its first Australian Solar & Battery Experience Hub on the Sunshine Coast, giving the region a hands-on clean-energy showroom, training space and demonstration site.
Sunshine Coast Council has approved a revised pylon sign for a Yandina service station site after the applicant reduced its height, keeping a local planning argument alive around heritage character.
TK Maxx will open at Aura Home + Life later this year, giving Baringa another national retail name and strengthening the case for the $80 million precinct as a major shopping anchor for the southern Sunshine Coast.
Moffat Beach businesses say more than a year of reduced parking, fencing and weaker visitor numbers has left some venues fighting for survival as the seawall project nears completion.
The $100 million Maroochy Private Hospital opens as a specialist surgical anchor in the Maroochydore CBD, with orthopaedics, neurosurgery, ophthalmology and plastic surgery at its core.
Sunshine Coast residents are being urged to shop, dine and spend close to home for Buy Local Day, framed as a direct way to support more than 39,000 small and medium businesses.
DCC Industry Group founder Deejay Egan is linked to a plan to convert a long-vacant Nambour commercial building into an Indigenous-led healthcare and disability support hub.
Ahead of the Vinnies CEO Sleepout on 18 June, Sunshine Coast business leaders are being asked to confront a homelessness picture now shaped as much by working renters as by rough sleepers.
Beyond the big retail strips, a handful of streets and precincts are quietly defining what local entrepreneurship looks like.
Weekend markets and small makers are more than a tourist draw. They form a layer of the local economy that deserves serious coverage.
James McGovern’s 2021 Sunshine Coast Community Gala & Awards recognition reflected years of board work, small business advocacy and pro bono support for local organisations.