Environment

The story of the little lost town of Campbellville

The history of the name Glass House Mountains

Prior to the 1960s, Kawana was undeveloped wallum country consisting of tea-tree, banksia, swamp grasses and mangroves

Hidden in the hinterland of the Sunshine Coast in the scenic Blackall Range, Kondalilla National Park

The Maroochy River rises from the eastern slopes of the Blackall Range and flows through the Eumundi area before entering the sea at Cotton Tree

The history of the beautiful Mooloolah River

Sunshine Coast trees have been a constant theme in the region

There are times when nature brings the Sunshine Coast heavy rain, combined with strong winds

The Wallum was a moisture retentive sandy wilderness where tea trees flourished along the coastal line