Despite having close to 400,000 people. I can understand the geography may play a part as we are very scattered over 2300 sq.km and comprising of up to 200 suburbs. Seriously with the amount of people moving from places with quality infrastructure and ammenities, why are we still stuck with the same small town mentality?
With the success of the mostly rebuilt cbd and anchor projects as well as lots of new inner city residential and hospitality, what needs to happen to continue this momentum?
Does anyone know what new shops are moving to the centre?
Does anyone know what new shops are moving to the centre?
There are about 7 or 8 tenancies which are empty or in the process of being repurposed. Does anyone know who is supposed to be moving to the centre? Heard lots about teenagers running smoke in the centre, looks like security has there hands full.
State budget has overlooked the Sunny Coast. Will The Wave materialise or is the region being taken for a ride?
For those who have been regular gymmers for a number of years, what are the most common reasons people have for changing gyms? What drives you away from a gym and what attracts to a gym?
Another change in ownership.
Sunshine Coast Daily appears to be purely digital and you have to be a subscriber to access the articles. The print version no longer comes out weekly. Some areas like Noosa, Coolum, Caloundra and the Hinterland still have local rags. Some areas like Cuŕrimundi and Peregian Springs have local newsletters run by volunteers.Àre we a news deadzone?
A few empty shops, a couple of new food places opening up. Rafters is boarded up, surely it isn't closing.
Would like to see our local representative asking this question to locals.
Apart from The Wave, MLR and a few new Stockland retail centres being built what else is coming to the coast? Could we get another expansion of Kawanà Shops or the Plaza.? How about a new farmers market or even Fisherman's wharf setup or a new eat street? Even more night markets on a regular basis with foodtrucks, or even a dfo.
What is happening with the seating? It appears that a number of seated areas have been removed.
After Brisbane and GC we are the next most populous region. Moreton and a few other LGAs may be bigger, are essentially part of Greater Brisbane.
Saw a comment on fb about the new Birtinya Town Centre, which said One way in no way out.
It appears that the new town centre is earmarked for uptown 2600 new dwellings and a shopping centre of around 20,000 sq.m and lots of new active transport infrastructure. Sounds promising.
When will it be activated? At the moment it is a collection of buildings, cranes and parkland.
There are three in Maroochydore,one in Caloundra and a store at Marcoola. Why is there no store in Kawana?