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Building work includes new buildings and structures, swimming pools, retaining walls and additions or alterations to existing buildings.

Find out if you need approval when building and changing property fencing and retaining walls, including advice on how to avoid or resolve fencing disputes between neighbours.

Building includes new structures, swimming pools, retaining walls, additions and alterations to existing buildings.

Find out about operations of Sunshine Coast Quarries located at Image Flat and Dulong.

Sunshine Coast Quarries provides high‑quality basalt and rhyolite materials for large‑scale government projects and private sector developments across the Sunshine Coast.

This September Sunshine Coast locals will be hugging the rail on a new precision-built skate park in the heart of Caloundra.

The project footprint for the congestion-busting Caloundra Transport Corridor Upgrade (CTCU) has been confirmed.

Peruse council's building and development fact sheets.

The impact of a series of major landslips caused by recent weather events has been assessed with a dozen Sunshine Coast roads now facing significant repairs.

One of the hinterland’s favourite parks is set to be even better with two welcome upgrades about to start construction.

Council adopted the $847 million 2022/23 council budget at a Special Meeting on 23 June 2022.

In the lead-up to the inaugural Sunshine Coast Open House on October 21, this week Backward Glance celebrates some of Nambour’s unique buildings with architectural and design history, as well as stories that makes the Sunshine Coast and its community of communities such an interesting place to live.

Construction on the $20 million upgrade of Evans Street in Maroochydore is right on track, with Millwell Road (west) re-opened to traffic ahead of schedule. The temporary four-month closure enabled Council to fast-track extensive civil works.

Ocean Street, Maroochydore placemaking and Marcoola Beach streetscape renewals are among the Sunshine Coast Council 2022–23 Budget highlights for Division 8.

Find out if you need approval to build a shed, including size, structure and location.

Council supports the concept of alternative road verge treatments, including gardens, where suitable.

Lush and inviting streetscape planning and improvements, environmental sustainability, supporting our community and projects to boost road safety are top priorities for Division 5 in the 2020/21 Sunshine Coast Council Budget.

Today we continue with part two of the watermen pioneering story – this time focussing on some other well-known identities.

Investing more than $2 million in the new Forest Park West at Sippy Downs, $1 million for the feasibility and concept design of a new library and community venue also at Sippy Downs plus significant upgrades to cycling and pedestrian facilities are among the Sunshine Coast Council 2022–23 Budget highlights for Division 6.

Supporting residents and the local economy is the focus of Sunshine Coast Council’s 2020/21 budget allocation for Division 8.

Investments in the next stage of Buderim Village Park, lighting upgrades to sporting fields, cycle lanes at Rosemount and sealing of a much-used carpark at Buderim are among the Sunshine Coast Council 2022–23 Budget highlights for Division 7.

Did you know native vegetation covers 57 per cent of our region? Find out more about our vegetation, species and ecosystems in the third Sunshine Coast Biodiversity Report.