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ENSURING Coast businesses benefit from the Sunshine Coast University Hospital was at the top of the agenda yesterday when key stakeholders in the project met at Lake Kawana Community Centre. Read the full article here

The Sunshine Coast Business Council will hold a forum today to explain how industries can cash in on the proposed Kawana health hub. Read the full article here

The Sunshine Coast is facing significant challenges and opportunities which require an urgent and coordinated response from our political, business and community leaders. Read the full article here

The Sunshine Coast is missing out on a multimillion-dollar-a-year earner while plans for a major entertainment and exhibition centre gather dust. Click the below article to enlarge and read.

Sandy Zubrinich has adopted some simple guiding principles throughout her professional life: be courageous, embrace change and if something’s not working, admit it’s not working and find another way of doing it.. Read the full article here

The Sunshine Coast and Moreton Bay Workforce Development Research Project is a partnership program led by Regional Development Australia (RDA) Sunshine Coast, RDA Moreton Bay, the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR), Moreton Bay Regional Council and Sunshine Coast Council, with support from Sunshine Coast Business Council, Sunshine Coast TAFE and the University…

The region’s peak business body has welcomed confirmation that a consortium led by Lend Lease has secured the contract to build and maintain the new $2 billion university hospital at Kawana. Read the full article here

Seventy-five business and community leaders attended a breakfast hosted by the Urban Development Institute of Australia Sunshine Coast at Maroochydore RSL last week. Click the below image to enlarge and read.

The Sunshine Coast Business Council (SCBC) believes there has never been a more important time for business and political leaders to stand together and deliver for the Sunshine Coast community. Click to read the full document