The Sunshine Coast Solar Farm took out the top gong at the National Federation Awards last night in Canberra (August 23), winning the national award for Environmental Leadership and Sustainability.
Sunshine Coast Quarries provides high‑quality basalt and rhyolite materials for large‑scale government projects and private sector developments across the Sunshine Coast.
Find out about operations of Sunshine Coast Quarries located at Image Flat and Dulong.
High‑quality basalt and rhyolite sourced from quarries at Image Flat and Dulong support regional government projects and private sector developments.
A “new breed’’ of recycling plant is up and sorting on the Sunshine Coast, leading the way in creating a cleaner, greener future for our region – and country.
Sunshine Coast Council is inviting the community to provide feedback on concept designs for a replacement pedestrian bridge at Buderim Forest Park.
Removal of furniture, white goods, green waste, building materials, mattresses & general waste etc.
Guidance to assist designers in the selection of appropriate site specific elements, such as materials and planting.
All rubbish removal and all loaded on to tipper truck, including furniture, white goods, mattresses, construction materials and green waste.
A significant sand resource to be used for construction material, identified as Precinct RUR1 under the Sunshine Coast Planning Scheme 2014.
Follow along as guides Chloe, Grace and Garth go on a behind-the-scenes tour of the recycling process at Sunshine Coast Council’s hi-tech Nambour Material Recovery Facility.
A revolutionary new $40.5 million material recovery facility (MRF) is close to completion on the Sunshine Coast, with the new facility set to be operational by the end of the year.
Parks and gardens community volunteer program assists interested volunteer groups by providing advice, training, support and materials and equipment to conduct works in selected parks.
Parks and gardens community volunteer program assists interested volunteer groups by providing advice, training, support and materials and equipment to conduct works in selected parks.
In this third video of the ‘Understanding Development Assessment’ series, we break down the key types of development including Material Change of Use, Reconfiguring a Lot, Operational Work and more.
Planning and development can often seem complex, but it doesn’t have to be. That’s why Sunshine Coast Council has created the ‘Understanding Development Assessment’ video series—to help our community better understand how development decisions are made and why they matter.
For almost 100 years, Lanhams has supplied quality building materials and hardware to the local Nambour community. Established in 1910 by Walter Lanham, W Lanham & Sons Timber Mill was built on Price Street in Nambour. Enduring the years of depression and war, the business eventually shifted to its current location on Court Road in 1945. By 1975, the business had diversified into being a supplier of hardware as well as timber. It was at this time the business became known as 'Lanhams'.
Search our waste and recycling guide to find out how to dispose of your items.
From May 19, Sunshine Coast Council will be moving into Moffat Beach Park to begin reconstructing the seawall that protects the open space from the ocean.
We make junk disappear. 1800-GOT-JUNK? is your full-service rubbish removal company. We offer rubbish removal services for your home or business. Do you have old furniture, appliances, electronics, tires, construction debris, or yard waste you need to make disappear? 1800-GOT-JUNK? can take away almost any material we can fit in our trucks, without you ever lifting a finger. We’ll remove rubbish from wherever it’s located and we won’t leave a dent or speck of dirt behind. When we say we’re your full-service rubbish removal company, we really mean it. We handle the tough stuff and we ensure that your junk is recycled, donated, or otherwise disposed of responsibly
MOVE Choir is a community choir which meets every Tuesday during school term from 4-5:30pm at the CWA Hall Eumundi.
MOVE Choir is a community based affair, everyone is welcome to join us and you do not need to audition to become a member.
All we require is a willingness to have a go and be prepared to have some fun.
We have been in operation for three years and have about 30 people. The material we cover is a capella (voice only - no instruments) and is a variety of world music including Hebrew, English, Gospel, Celtic, French, African.
We also gather every couple of months as a group over lunch at a local café to welcome new members, catch up with folk that may be in a different section of the choir and generally create some light-hearted frivolity.
When: Tuesdays during school terms , 4pm to 5:30pm, at the CWA Hall, 78 Memorial Drive, Eumundi.
Cost $13 per session
<p>Whether you’re at home or out and about, recycling is a cinch on the Sunshine Coast.</p><p>Twenty three new public place recycling bins specifically for plastic, aluminium, paper, cardboard and glass were recently installed around the region, raising the total number to 148.</p><p>Environment Portfolio Councillor Jenny McKay said the new bins were enabling a major reduction in waste being sent to landfill.</p><p>“Having 148 of these public recycling bins around the Sunshine Coast enables around 190 tonnes of recyclable materials to be collected and re-used rather than sent to landfills,” she said.</p><p>“This complements council’s existing domestic and commercial recycling collections that divert around 34,000 tonnes of recyclables each year.</p><p>“A big thankyou goes to project partners the Packaging Stewardship Forum for their funding contribution towards this latest batch of bins.”</p><p>Public place recycle bins have been installed at high use areas including popular beaches and parks.</p>
Major landslip repairs and stabilisation works have been completed along a stretch of coastline severely damaged by weather events.