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Listen · 13 July 2026 · 0:48

Sunshine Coast in 5 minutes

The day's top Sunshine Coast stories in one short listen (0:48).

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Sunshine Coast in 5 minutes. Sunshine Coast workers are finding that short daytime rests can sharpen focus when kept under 30 minutes and finished before 3pm. Residents on the Sunshine Coast can reach free support programs through established local centres without appointments in many cases. From Mooloolaba's shores to USC's health labs the science behind cold water immersion is getting harder to dismiss. Locals are embracing the wild swimming boom from the rock pools at Noosa Heads to the pre dawn laps at Mooloolaba Beach and ditching the gym for open water immersion. From Mooloolaba to Noosa a growing body of evidence is catching up with what locals have long known about the benefits of ocean swimming.
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Here is what is happening locally: 29 verified events across Sunshine Coast this week, plus today's top Sunshine Coast stories. Ask below, or jump straight to the events diary, things to do and this weekend's plans.

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For what is happening in Sunshine Coast today, start with the day's headlines on the home page and the live news feed, then check the events diary for what is on tonight and this week. The The Daily Sunshine Coast newsroom refreshes both through the day, so you are seeing current stories and verified, source-linked events rather than a stale calendar.

What is on in Sunshine Coast this weekend?

Our This Weekend guide pulls together the events running Friday to Sunday in Sunshine Coast around landmarks like Mooloolaba Beach and Noosa National Park, from live music and markets to exhibitions and family days out. Each listing shows the day, time and venue and links to the official page so you can book, and the list updates daily as new events are confirmed.

Where are the best places to eat in Sunshine Coast?

Browse the Sunshine Coast food and dining coverage and our local guides for places to eat, from cafes and long lunches to dinner and drinks. Listings link to the venue so you can check hours and book, and the Ask Sunshine Coast assistant can narrow it down by suburb, cuisine or occasion.

What are the best things to do outdoors near Sunshine Coast?

Head to the things to do guide for outdoor events, markets and family activities in and around Sunshine Coast, and see our best of and day trips guides for parks, walks and drives worth the trip. Check the Sunshine Coast weather page before you head out, as it is updated through the day.

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Verified events from Friday to Sunday, each linking to book direct. Updated daily as new events are confirmed.

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