
Get Ready for summer hazards
With the BOM forecasting a summer of higher temperatures with the potential for heatwaves, bushfires, storms and flash-flooding, residents are being encouraged to take simple steps now to prepare.

With the BOM forecasting a summer of higher temperatures with the potential for heatwaves, bushfires, storms and flash-flooding, residents are being encouraged to take simple steps now to prepare.

The reveal of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games emblem has brought the excitement of 2032 closer to home.

Experience our UNESCO-designated Sunshine Coast Biosphere with every sense in a free, family-friendly event celebrating local food, nature, sustainability and community at Sunshine & Sons in Woombye.

Experience the people, places and events that make the Sunshine Coast special.

Construction is now underway delivering long-awaited traffic relief for Sunshine Coast motorists.

Whether it's moving well through affordable wellbeing activities, keeping learning through library programs or staying connected with accessible transport services, Council is supporting seniors to live active and independent lives.

From 1 October, Maroochy North Shore will split into two distinct areas allowing both migratory shorebirds and dogs to share the space, with both able to enjoy this much-loved area.

Council is helping two community gardens continue to grow and thrive, through the Minor Grants program. This year's round saw a record-breaking number of applications, with over $160,000 awarded to 87 worthy not-for-profit organisations that are helping their communities thrive.

Sunshine Coast Council's Flooding and Coastal Resilience Design Guide provides practical advice for homeowners, renovators, builders and designers on how to plan, design and renovate homes that are better prepared for flood and storm events.

Council crews worked round the clock to respond following reports of a dead whale floating near Mooloolaba.

Growing audiences at The Events Centre Caloundra have prompted a major upgrade to one of the venue's busiest facilities, with expanded public amenities officially opened.
Celebrate our migratory shorebirds with two family friendly festivals.

Sunshine Coast Biosphere Awards winner Kerry Neill celebrates First Nations culture, storytelling and connection to Country in our Sunshine Coast Biosphere through TribalLink and Hope Dreaming Centre.

Sunshine Coast Council's Shine a Light on Racism campaign has been recognised with the Diversity and Inclusion Champion Award for its leadership in promoting inclusion, challenging racism and helping create a more welcoming community across the region.

Athletes from home and abroad are preparing to hit the course at a sold-out IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast this Sunday 13 September 2026.

Celebrate culture, connection and belonging at the free Welcoming Week Community Picnic at Cotton Tree Park on 20 September, featuring food, music, storytelling and activities for all ages and backgrounds.
Entries are open for the Wild HeART Student Art Prize

Spring has arrived on the Sunshine Coast and with it comes a packed calendar of events for every interest.

Sunshine Coast Open House is celebrating 10 years of showcasing the region's homes, buildings, gardens and community spaces. Returning from 16-25 October 2026, the free festival will open the doors to inspiring and rarely seen places, exploring the theme of sustainable, inclusive design and design excellence.

Step onto the future of Mooloolaba, with the first section of terraced seawall now open.

Travellers passing through Sunshine Coast Airport can now enjoy a fresh new retail experience, with the opening of Relay marking the first new store delivered as part of the airport's $170 million terminal redevelopment. The store offers a mix of travel essentials and showcases locally made Sunshine Coast products.

From 20 to 25 October, six days of professional development, local talent showcases and an awards night round out ShowFest 2026's eight-event program across the Sunshine Coast.

The region’s first Living Seawall, designed and created entirely by students, installed in Mooloolaba.

Sunshine Coast Mayor Rosanna Natoli presented a new, purpose-built, storm damage response vehicle to the Coolum State Emergency Service (SES) Group during National SES Week.