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All Sunshine Coast coverage from the TSCB Desk.
Dozens of Sunshine Coast property owners have been told their land will no longer be required for The Wave transport corridor, after updated planning narrowed some of the likely acquisition impacts around Mountain Creek and Birtinya.
Weather delays and a boardwalk material supply issue have pushed the Alexandra Headland Coastal Path Upgrade beyond its original July completion target.
Noosa Council CEO Larry Sengstock says the revised single-lane two-way arrangement on Doonella Bridge has started better than the earlier detour, but the real test comes as schools return.
New state government maps detail The Wave Stage 3, a metro-style corridor proposed to link Sunshine Coast University Hospital at Birtinya with Sunshine Coast Airport via Mountain Creek and Maroochydore.
Two serious crashes over consecutive nights have put Sunshine Coast road safety back in the local spotlight, with police investigating a fatal single-vehicle crash and a separate collision that left a five-year-old boy seriously injured.
Sunshine Coast detectives have charged six men after an investigation into the alleged fraud and computer hacking of a local business, with two men appearing before Maroochydore Magistrates Court.
A boat being towed on the Bruce Highway at Black Mountain was destroyed by fire on Sunday afternoon, triggering an emergency response, a roadside grass fire and traffic delays.
This year's Sunshine Coast Council budget debate is being shaped less by a single rates number and more by a wider argument about jobs, services and institutional trust.
As the region keeps drawing new residents, the conversation about housing, transport and green space is moving to the centre of local life.
From established beachside pockets to quieter neighbourhoods finding a second wind, here is how we are thinking about the suburbs to watch.
Council coverage can feel impenetrable. This guide explains how we will translate it so it actually helps you follow the decisions that matter.
Roads, rail, buses and bike paths shape almost every part of daily life on the Coast. Here is how we will be covering the network.