Today we continue the story about the families and milestones of Bli Bli.

A Maroochy River boat shed, the 1939 Rustic Cabin refreshment stop, Elston Guest House in Montville and the Moffat Beach Overland Cabins are just some of the iconic images making an appearance in the Architecture: Past and present 2019 cultural heritage calendar.

Up until the 1860s, early Europeans didn’t know much about the coastal rivers north of colonial Brisbane.

The Sunshine Coast’s annual event to unlock the region’s most historic and architecturally interesting buildings, Sunshine Coast Open House, is on tomorrow (October 20).

This week we follow the growth of Mapleton into the 20th century.

In earlier times the Mapleton district was a very different landscape than it is today.

On Sunday, October 14, get the family together and head to Bankfoot House in the Glass House Mountains for a fabulous 150th anniversary celebration event.

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.