The state-heritage listed Bankfoot House in the Glass House Mountains, once a Cobb & Co lunch stop on the journey to the Gympie goldfields, is set to relaunch itself as the pre-eminent heritage precinct on the Sunshine Coast.

An eternal flame which will be a permanent fixture of the Cotton Tree Park cenotaph will be officially unveiled next month to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I.

In 1867 gold was discovered in Gympie. It transformed Queensland’s history, fortunes and landscape, and saved Queensland from the worst effects of the 1866 economic depression.

The Sunshine Coast’s annual event to unlock the region’s most historic and architecturally interesting buildings, Sunshine Coast Open House, was officially launched at USC’s Art Gallery this week.

The Sunshine Coast has welcomed many royal visitors over the years, although we had to wait a little while for our first guests.

If you know a person, community group or organisation making a difference to the Sunshine Coast community, give them the recognition they deserve by nominating them for a 2019 Sunshine Coast Australia Day Award.

The Sunshine Coast with its beautiful scenery, waterways and beaches has been a favourite holiday destination for many years.

The Sunshine Coast is looking forward to the Australian over 70s National Cricket Championships being held here from September 12 – 18.

The first Sunday of September is celebrated as Father’s Day in Australia. It is a day to say thanks and show appreciation for fathers and father figures who inspire and support a child with guidance and kindness.