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GLASS HOUSE TAKES CENTRE STAGE The Glass House Mountains have provided the perfect backdrop as part of the Brisbane 2032...
02/10/2026

GLASS HOUSE TAKES CENTRE STAGE
The Glass House Mountains have provided the perfect backdrop as part of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic emblem reveal, with Wild Horse Mountain chosen for the Sunshine Coast unveiling.
Paralympian gold medallist Alexa Leary and Sydney 2000 gold medallist Nat Cook were on hand with pollies including Andrew Powell MP, Mayor Rosanna Natoli, Ariana Doolan MP and Olympics Minister Tim Mander.

Games bosses say the iconic peaks are exactly the sort of backdrop they want beamed around the world in 2032.

FULL STORY 👇
https://gcnews.com.au/glass-house-mountains-star-in-2032-olympics-emblem-reveal/

🚨 BEERWAH police officers have been recognised for decades of service and dedication to the community at the Sunshine Co...
01/10/2026

🚨 BEERWAH police officers have been recognised for decades of service and dedication to the community at the Sunshine Coast District Honours and Awards Ceremony.

More than 130 Queensland Police Service members were honoured at the September 3 ceremony, receiving awards recognising long service, courage and outstanding contributions to policing.

Beerwah recipients included Officer-in-Charge Senior Sergeant Brendan Davis, Senior Constables Allan Wood and Shaun Ingenhoven, who received 20-year clasps to the Queensland Police Service Medal, while Senior Constable Tim Jessup received the Queensland Police Service Medal.

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🚨 A LOCAL business has been hit with an extra $35,000 in fuel costs in a single month as diesel prices push beyond $3 a ...
01/10/2026

🚨 A LOCAL business has been hit with an extra $35,000 in fuel costs in a single month as diesel prices push beyond $3 a litre.

Chilli Bins owner Neal Heinrich raised the figure with Federal Member for Fisher Andrew Wallace during a listening post at Mooloolah on the MP’s annual Tour de Fisher last week.

Mr Heinrich said the business was absorbing the increase rather than passing it directly on to customers.

The sharp rise in fuel costs was one of several cost-of-living and business pressures raised during Mr Wallace’s five-day, 150km cycling tour across the electorate, which included stops throughout the hinterland.

Mr Wallace said higher fuel prices were putting pressure on both businesses and household budgets.

“Every extra dollar you spend on fuel is a dollar less people have for groceries, rent, the mortgage or power bills,” he said.

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🎶 Music, poetry and community for Hazara Women for Change 💜Join Club Acoustic and the Maleny Refugee Advocacy Group toni...
01/10/2026

🎶 Music, poetry and community for Hazara Women for Change 💜

Join Club Acoustic and the Maleny Refugee Advocacy Group tonight, Thursday 1 October, for a special evening of music and poetry supporting Hazara Women for Change.

Five years after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, Afghan people continue to live with fear and uncertainty, with women and girls facing ongoing restrictions on their freedom, education and participation in society.

Hear from leading advocates working in support of freedom and equality, alongside a wonderful lineup of live music and poetry.

📍 Maleny RSL
🎟️ $15 at the door
🎟️ Raffles and donations welcome
🍴 Food and bar available

Come along, bring friends and enjoy an evening of music, poetry and community while showing support for refugees and Hazara women and girls.

Everyone is welcome. 💜

👋 MY name is Aydan, I’m a Year 10 student at St Columban’s College and an aspiring journalist, aiming to reach the heigh...
30/09/2026

👋 MY name is Aydan, I’m a Year 10 student at St Columban’s College and an aspiring journalist, aiming to reach the heights of sports journalism.

I have always been strongly interested in sports and it has been my way to connect with people and wind down after life.

Wanting to be an athlete as a young child, sports journalism morphed from a backup plan into a likely future career.

I have fallen in love with yapping about sports and being able to do that as a career and get paid for it.

Journalism is hard to get into with a lack of courses across high schools preparing you for the role of journalists.

Luckily enough, The Sentinel and GC&M News were nice enough to provide me with some work experience over the course of four days, from September 14-18.

👉 Visit our website for Aydan’s full feature in this weeks edition

🚨 MALENY businesses are urging locals and school holiday visitors to keep supporting the town’s retailers as traders pre...
29/09/2026

🚨 MALENY businesses are urging locals and school holiday visitors to keep supporting the town’s retailers as traders prepare for an urgent meeting over the impacts of the Maple Street streetscape works.

Maleny Commerce president David said the message from businesses was simple: Maleny remained open for business despite the disruption caused by construction.

“We need locals to continue to support the retailers and Maleny is open for business,” he said.

He said Sunshine Coast Council had become more responsive following concerns raised by the chamber, with council officers visiting retailers, seeking feedback and offering support.

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🚨 NINETY years after a group of local farmers came together to form what would become one of Beerwah’s most enduring bus...
29/09/2026

🚨 NINETY years after a group of local farmers came together to form what would become one of Beerwah’s most enduring businesses, the Coochin Creek Fruitgrowers’ Co-operative is celebrating a remarkable milestone.

The Co-op was officially registered on September 25, 1936, beginning a story that has run alongside the growth and changing fortunes of the Glasshouse Country district ever since.

From its early days supporting local fruitgrowers and farmers, through changing agricultural industries, droughts, floods, wars and economic upheaval, the Co-op has continued to adapt while remaining firmly rooted in the community it was created to serve.

Today it welcomes about 30,000 customers every month and operates a business that bears little resemblance to the one founded by local growers nine decades ago.

General manager Steve Williams, who joined the Co-op in 2016, said reaching 90 years was a milestone few businesses could claim.

“Ninety years is a huge milestone for any business, but particularly for a co-op that was established by local farmers and has stayed part of this community ever since,” he said.

💬 Have you wished the Co-op a happy birthday yet?
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🔥 MASSIVE BARGAINS at Bargain Max Beerwah!🎉 Get in quick this Thursday and Friday for Bargain Max’s epic TOY SALE!⏰ Two ...
27/09/2026

🔥 MASSIVE BARGAINS at Bargain Max Beerwah!

🎉 Get in quick this Thursday and Friday for Bargain Max’s epic TOY SALE!

⏰ Two days only — or while stock lasts!
📅 Thursday & Friday, 1st & 2nd October

🎁 Perfect timing to keep the kids entertained during the school holidays OR stock
up now for Christmas! 🎄

📍 Shop 19, Beerwah Marketplace
🕣 Open 8.30am–5.30pm

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