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Ladies group with Masonic connections. Anyone can join.

Use the bin services form to report issues with your bin, or order a new bin.

View the adopted amendments for the former Caloundra City Plan 2004 in chronological order.

‘Evacuate now’ means that it is likely that the storm tide, river flooding or tsunami will impact and an evacuation has been ordered.

The routes have been mapped, the contract awarded and bins ordered ready for the Sunshine Coast wide roll-out of council’s garden waste wheelie bin service from November.

Forms and fact sheets relating to waste and recycling including ordering new bin services, reporting a missed bin or requesting an extra service and disposal of special waste.

The park commemorates those who served with the 37/52 Australian Infantry Battalion during World War Two. The 37th/52nd Battalion was an infantry battalion of the Australian Army. Formed in 1930 from two previously existing Militia battalions, the battalion remained on the Australian order of battle until 1937. During World War Two it was revived in 1942 and subsequently saw active service with the 4th Brigade against the Japanese in the Huon Peninsula and New Britain campaigns. It was disbanded after the war in 1946.

<p>Sarah is an exemplary student who has contributed her time to multiple community, sporting and cultural activities. Sarah has fundraised for humanitarian trips to Cambodia and Laos, been selected for the youth science forum in South Africa and actively volunteers her spare time to working with the Smith Family and local surf club. She has won multiple awards including the Long Tan Award for Leadership and Resourcefulness, Order of Australia – Certificate of Community Service and has represented her school at events such as ANZAC Day Ceremonies and the Women’s Leadership High Tea for Zonta International Women’s Day.</p>

Des Dwyer came to live in Caloundra as a chid and attended Caloundra School during World War II. He joined the Metropolitan Surf Life Saving Club in 1948 and remained a member all his life. He was awarded Life Membership. His family ran an electrical business in Caloundra from the 1940s to 2015. Des served as an Alderman from 1988 to 1991 and Mayor from 1994 to 2000 on the Caloundra City Council. Des passed away in 2013. His son, Tim, has been a Councillor on the Caloundra City Council / Sunshine Coast Council from 2000 to 2018 onwards. As well as this walkway, Des has the Beerwah and District Library and a surf boat named after him. He was awarded an Order of Australia medal for his services to Local Government and Surf Life Saving.

Menary Road and Menary Bridge in Woombye are named after pioneer and pineapple grower James Kennedy Menary or J K Menary as his descendants refer to him. He came to Woombye in 1896 and grew pineapples. As well as a pioneering farmer, James Menary was involved in his community. He served as a shire councillor and was also on the Woombye School Committee for 37 years. The bridge over the creek was damaged and partly washed away during one flood and was then temporarily repaired until a new bridge was built. That is the one built in 1948. It took two years to build. Although the road was declared a public road in 1894, the Menary family maintained it for many years in order to transport their pineapples. It was not until the early 1960's that the road was officially named.

View a summary of the adopted amendments to the former Maroochy Plan 2000 after December 2006.