The 2022 Sunshine Coast Heritage Calendar is out now, providing the perfect Christmas gift for friends and loved ones.

Sunshine Coast Council’s first resident historians are embarking on two new projects to fill key gaps in our region’s sporting and First Nation’s history.

A new era dawned at the Bankfoot House Precinct today with the unveiling of a new patio at the Mary Grigor Interpretive Centre, new pathways and a retro paint job for the old house.

Visit your local museum in September to test your powers of observation and complete a fun-filled quiz for a chance to win a prize.

Council is calling for expressions of interest from historians to join the residency program and is offering two positions on a three-month contract.

Share your favourite photos of summers past to enter Sunshine Coast Council’s 2022 Heritage Calendar photo competition.

As we barrack for the Australian team at the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games, this Backward Glance commemorates our sporting nation and the sporting heroes who represent this great country we live in.

The first Chelsea Flower Show was held in Nambour on October 25, 1957.

More than $8 million will be injected into exciting projects in Division 10 including vibrant new placemaking to Eumundi Town Centre, a new-look Quota Park, Nambour, and extension and renovations to the family friendly Nambour Showgrounds thanks to Sunshine Coast Council’s 2021/22 Budget.

Community consultation for a new Peregian Springs Community Centre, $2.4 million to seal Zgrajewski Road, Yandina Creek, and a new amenities building for Jack Morgan Park, Coolum are just some of the Sunshine Coast Council 2021/22 Budget highlights for Division 9.