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Noosa waits longer for fluoridated water
While some parts of the Sunshine Coast will be drinking fluoridated water by the end of the year, Noosa residents will have to wait until December 31, 2010.[MORE]
Sun Coast council says no to nude beach plan
Queensland's first legal nude beach appears to be some way off, with the Sunshine Coast Regional Council rejecting a bid for clothing optional bathing.[MORE]
Noosa MP questions Sun Coast police numbers
The Liberal-National Party Member for Noosa has criticised the Queensland Government over the number of operational police on the Sunshine Coast.[MORE]
Swimmers rescued from rip ordeal
Three people have almost drowned while swimming on an unpatrolled beach on the Sunshine Coast.[MORE]
More rain for Sunshine Coast
The weather bureau says the Sunshine Coast should receive another good soaking tomorrow.[MORE]
Nude beach in doubt
The Sunshine Coast Regional Council looks set to reject calls for Queensland's first legal nude beach.[MORE]
Council to consider Qld's first nude beach
Alexandria Bay at Noosa could become Queensland's first legal nude beach.[MORE]
Eenie Creek Road project finished
The $14.5 million Eenie Creek Road project is finally complete with the bridge officially opened by the Mayor of the Sunshine Coast Regional Council, Bob Abbot, this morning.[MORE]
Snowsill wins fifth Noosa Triathlon
Olympic champion Emma Snowsill has won her fifth Noosa Triathalon on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.[MORE]
Snowsill, Atkinson triumph in Noosa
Queensland pair Emma Snowsill and Courtney Atkinson have tasted victory in the Noosa Triathlon this morning.[MORE]
Police seek Noosa firebug
Police and fire officers are investigating three fires that are believed to have been deliberately lit in the Noosa area yesterday.[MORE]
Developers urged to do more to protect waterways
The Sunshine Coast Environment Council says developers need to made more accountable to protect local waterways in the region.[MORE]
Noosa development back on agenda
A 27 allotment development at Noosa Springs is again being considered by the Sunshine Coast Regional Council.[MORE]
Council saves on street lights
The Sunshine Coast Regional Council estimates it will save more than $800,000 in electricity costs for street lights in the next three years.[MORE]
Sunshine Coast set for medium water restrictions
The Queensland Water Commission is moving to introduce tougher water restrictions on the Sunshine Coast from next year.[MORE]
Qld warned of worst fire threat in 15 years
Queenslanders have been told to brace themselves for the worst fire season in 15 years.[MORE]
Teenager charged over Sunshine Coast blaze
Police have charged a teenager over a fire that destroyed about 1,000 hectares of parkland on the Sunshine Coast.[MORE]
Spot fires burn as Sun Coast bushfire emergency eases
Aerial surveillance shows only a few spot fires are still burning in the Noosa National Park, after the bushfire emergency on the Sunshine Coast.[MORE]
Fears worse bushfire season looming
The Qld fire service says bushfires in Noosa National Park could be the start of a worse than normal fire season.[MORE]
Crews contain Sunshine Coast blaze
Queensland authorities say they now have a large bushfire under control on the Sunshine Coast in the state's south-east.[MORE]
Crews hope favourable weather will quell bushfires
Firefighters say the weather holds the key to bringing two large bushfires on the Sunshine Coast under control.[MORE]
Crews continue to battle Sunshine Coast blazes
Queensland firefighters have begun aerial water bombing bushfires on the Sunshine Coast.[MORE]
Water bombing continues on Sunshine Coast fires
Firefighters on the Sunshine Coast will use water bombing helicopters again to further contain two large fires.[MORE]
Sports commission searches for kayaking talent
The Australian Sports Commission wants to hear from anyone who thinks they are capable of becoming an Olympic gold medal winning kayaker or world champion.[MORE]
Noosa Springs development on hold
A residential development at Noosa Springs is on hold as Sunshine Coast regional councillors decide its fate.[MORE]
