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From July 8, the Environment Levy funded Landholder Environment Grants will open once again for expressions of interest for the 2024 funding round.

Visitors to City Hall will now be welcomed by Dura Gunga, a new sculptural artwork by Kabi Kabi artist and cultural leader Lyndon Davis.

Take an interactive journey that brings the past to the present - hear inspiring stories, make your own traditional clay pot, and learn the ancient art of canoe building to help our Sunshine Coast community unite for a special week of celebrations.

Every day, Sunshine Coast playgrounds and recreation areas come alive with the sounds of children playing, the bounce of basketballs and happy barks of dogs. Behind this vibrant community life is a dedicated team of Council workers, quietly ensuring our outdoor spaces remain safe and welcoming.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the best location for a new pump track in Buderim.

Many may not be aware, but once upon a time the clubhouse at the Eumundi Showgrounds and Sports Complex had a very different – and special – purpose.

Patrons who attended the 2023 event were the lucky last to have experienced a Caloundra Music Festival, with Sunshine Coast Council making the difficult decision to discontinue the event.

Sunshine Coast Mayor Rosanna Natoli’s call to the Queensland Government for a lifeline following Bonza Airline’s closure has been met with a positive step forward.

Never bin your batteries – it only takes one to spark a fire.

Amazing student ideas including functional underwear, digital aps and a self-sorting recycling bin have triumphed at the 2024 Mayor’s Telstra Innovation Awards.

This Budget is supporting our community and includes benefits for everyone.

Improving parks, gardens, community safety and beautifying streets.

Vital transport upgrades, a new creative community heart for Caloundra’s CBD, and improving club facilities.

Honey Farm Sports and Recreation Precinct, Kawana Waters Regional Aquatic Centre and Sunshine Coast Stadium receive a healthy boost.

Enhancing community infrastructure, connectivity and lifestyle.

A diverse and valuable mix of projects to support the community.

Community first investing in parks, enhancing public spaces and infrastructure for all.

Game changing intersection upgrade in Buderim.

Pathway improvements, pedestrian safety upgrades and sprucing up Ocean Street.

A boost to parks, roads and pathways expanding outdoor opportunities.

Significant funds towards gravel road upgrades and improving our parks and playgrounds.

Improvements will be made to the ground floor of the Eddie De Vere building in Nambour to create an accessible meeting and activity space for our community.

Share your story of your Mount Ninderry experience and participate in planning for the mountain’s future before July 15.

Sunshine Coast Council’s $14 million, multi-year upgrade of the Kawana Aquatic Centre is continuing, with works underway to deliver a range of new facilities.