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Recycle household linen through this community event

It's time to donate your unwanted towels, sheets and household linen so they can go on to have another life.

Get Ready@Work 2026 is helping workplaces prepare for severe weather and emergencies. Running until 27 November, the campaign encourages staff to take practical steps using a simple preparedness checklist. Small actions today can strengthen workplace resilience, reduce disruption and support faster recovery when severe weather strikes.

A long-awaited missing link in the Sunshine Coast's iconic Coastal Pathway network is now complete, with the opening of the new elevated boardwalk marking the final milestone in the Alexandra Headland Coastal Pathway Upgrade.

From bold artistic ideas to wearable masterpieces, two of the Sunshine Coast's signature cultural events are inviting creatives to be part of their 2027 programs.

With Mooloolah and Mapleton Cemeteries approaching capacity, existing burial reservations and rights will continue to be honoured, ash interments will remain available, and both cemeteries will stay open to visitors as valued places of remembrance and reflection.

A major new regional sport, recreation and community precinct on the Sunshine Coast is officially turning green, with turf rolling out on the first sports fields at the Honey Farm Sport and Recreation Precinct in Meridan Plains.

Sunshine Coast Council is inviting the community to provide feedback on concept designs for a replacement pedestrian bridge at Buderim Forest Park.

Women and girls across the Sunshine Coast will benefit from new amenities at the Caloundra Indoor Stadium precinct, helping make sport and physical activity more accessible, inclusive and fun.

A 300-metre stretch of native trees and bush along Dicky Beach is dying after suspected poison.

Stay informed and stay safe during severe weather by checking Council's Disaster Hub for the latest road closures, flood information, school updates, sandbag locations and weather warnings.

From Australian Idol winner to one of Australia's most loved performers, Casey Donovan is set to light up The Events Centre with an unforgettable live concert experience.

Visitors and locals are enjoying a more comfortable and accessible stay at Dicky Beach Holiday Park, with the completion of a major amenities upgrade.

How will the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games benefit the Sunshine Coast?

Finalists for the Sunshine Coast Business Awards have been announced and move through the next phase of judging with four business being inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Sunshine Coast Australia Day Community Awards 2027 nominations are now open. Recognise inspiring individuals, volunteers and organisations making a positive difference in our community. Nominate local champions across a range of award categories before 30 November 2026.

Explore a scenic circuit where tranquil water views, playgrounds and picnic spaces create the perfect day out.

Passengers arriving on the Sunshine Coast will now collect their bags in a purpose-built space designed to provide a smoother, more comfortable and efficient arrival experience.

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.