The Sunshine Coast Daily is an online newspaper owned by News Corp Australia. It was initially founded as a print newspaper, and was responsible for producing Caloundra Weekly, Maroochy Weekly, Nambour News, Bribie Weekly, and Caboolture News. As it became an online-only newspaper, its circulation declined. The decline in readership is a result of increasing competition and declining circulation. Factors contributing to the decline include population declines, closure of major industries, and reduced editorial space.

The Sunshine Coast Daily launched its own app in September 2016. It’s free to download from the Apple App Store and Google Play and is compatible with android and ioS devices. The app has undergone several updates since its initial launch, and allows users to read major articles throughout the day. The app’s editor, Nadja Fleet, is based on the Sunshine Coast. You can follow the latest news on the Sunshine Coast with the news feed.

A bus repair apprentice has died on the Sunshine Coast, along with a motorbike rider. A man allegedly responsible for the death of Vanessa Godfrey has had his charges against him suspended pending mental health treatment. An experienced chef with an Italian background will be working at Tony Kelly’s new restaurant. The restaurant will feature an Italian pizza oven imported from Italy. The crash happened late Wednesday evening. The cause of the crash remains under investigation.

Another major change for the Sunshine Coast is the expansion of the airport’s runway and terminal. When complete, these expansions will help drive tourism to the region. Additionally, two new routes are planned by Virgin Atlantic. In addition, the airline has announced it will launch an additional domestic route to Cairns. The new route is expected to meet the growing demand for holidays to the region. The Sunshine Coast will become a hub of tourism, with international and domestic routes connecting it with other major cities.

With so much happening on the Sunshine Coast, a new restaurant is opening on the waterfront. Rice Boi, which opened at the Wharf in Mooloolaba, has taken the culinary world by storm. It offers Asian street food inspired dishes. Meanwhile, Giddy Geisha, which will open in the Maroochydore CBD late next year, is opening a restaurant showcasing the same style. The same chef is also behind Market Bistro, another venue.