As our region continues to experience the impacts of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, ensuring our community is safe and complying with national public health directions remains the number one priority of Sunshine Coast Council and the Local Disaster Management Group.

Sunshine Coast Council will assist local business with commercial fees and charges relief as part of an economic stimulation package to help businesses survive the impacts of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Sunshine Coast Council will be injecting up to $15 million per month earlier into the local economy by expediting payments to local contractors in a bid to improve cash flow and stem the economic impacts of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

If you need to contact council, but have concerns about the COVID-19 coronavirus, there are a number of traditional and online ways you can contact us.

Current information about council services and activities during the COVID-19 virus pandemic.

Grab all your Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters and head to Downtown Caloundra for our Elton-themed party, complete with Elton silent discos and live music, before getting your photo taken on the Sunshine Coast’s very own yellow brick road.

The Sunshine Coast continues to strengthen its reputation on the world stage with the announcement the region is a Top7 Global Intelligent Community for the second successive year. The New York-based Intelligent Community Forum (ICF) announced the finalists in the annual Top7 Awards on February 10, 2020 in Taiwan.

Following its hugely successful launch in 2019, The Refinery creative incubator will return to the Sunshine Coast in 2020 and applications are now open.

The planning scheme amendment aims to nurture the live music industry by promoting a vibrant day-time and night-time atmosphere in selected precincts, like Nambour.

A Sunshine Coast manufacturer revolutionising the off-road caravan industry has moved into a new purpose-built $8 million facility in Coolum Business Park. Zone RV has grown from a start-up in 2015 to employing more than 90 staff and bringing nearly $40 million to the Sunshine Coast economy.