Saturday, September 28, 8.15am: Paramedics have transported a stable male patient to Sunshine Coast University Hospital following a single-vehicle crash into a light pole on Parsons Close at Pelican Waters at 5.41am.
Saturday, September 28, 8.15am: Paramedics have transported a stable patient to Sunshine Coast University Hospital following a two-vehicle crash on Caloundra Road at Meridan Plains at 9.24pm.
Saturday, September 28, 8.15am: Paramedics have transported a stable patient to Sunshine Coast University Hospital following a vehicle and pedestrian incident on Elizabeth Street at Dicky Beach at 5.09pm.
Friday, September 27, 4.30pm: A hazardous surf warning has been issued for Sunshine Coast waters, until midnight Saturday. Surf and swell conditions are expected to be hazardous for coastal activities such as rock fishing, boating, and swimming in the following areas.
Surf Life Saving Queensland lifesaving services manager Natalie Edwards urged beachgoers to stay safe this weekend with the predicted surf conditions and school holiday crowds.
“We want everyone to enjoy Queensland beaches over the school holiday period, but it is important that beachgoers do so safely, and the easiest way to do that is to only swim between and red and yellow flags at a patrolled beach during patrol hours,” she said.
“With the conditions predicted for the southeast of the state, our lifeguards and surf lifesavers will be constantly assessing conditions and will manage patrolled areas accordingly.”
Friday, September 27, 1.25pm: Paramedics have transported a stable patient to Nambour Hospital following a two-vehicle crash on Crosby Hill Road at Buderim at 11.39am.
Friday, September 27, 7.10am: Emergency services attended a reported single-vehicle incident at a fuel station on Pelican Waters Boulevard at Pelican Waters at 6.03am. It’s believed a car crashed into a petrol pump. A man in his 60s was assessed with minor injuries.
Thursday, September 26, 1.25pm: Paramedics have transported a stable patient with facial injuries to Sunshine Coast University Hospital following a two-vehicle crash on the Sunshine Motorway south bound at Sippy Downs at 12.02pm. Two other patients were assessed but have declined transport.
Thursday, September 26, 11.35am: Emergency services have attended a crash at Little Mountain, where one person was entrapped in a vehicle.
Three people were taken to Sunshine Coast University Hospital, in stable conditions, after the two-vehicle crash on Caloundra Road at 10.43am.
One woman was reportedly trapped in a vehicle before she was freed and taken to hospital, while another woman suffered chest pains, and a third person had neck pain.
Wednesday, September 25, 6.50am: Showers are expected on the Sunshine Coast during the next few days. There is a 90 per cent chance of rain (2 to 20mm) on Friday and an 80 per cent chance on Saturday (1 to 15mm). Large and powerful surf conditions are also expected on Saturday.
Tuesday, September 24, 4.50pm: The Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service will conduct a planned burn in Peachester State Forest from Wednesday, September 25 to Friday, September 27, weather permitting. As a result, smoke may be seen in the nearby areas.
Monday, September 23, 12.45pm: Two stable patients have been transported to Sunshine Coast University Hospital following a two-vehicle crash on Maroochy Boulevard at Maroochydore at 10.51am.
Monday, September 23, 10.05am: One stable patient has been transported to Sunshine Coast University Hospital following a fall from a bicycle on Frizzo Connection Road at Tanawha at 9.12am.
Monday, September 23, 6.45am: A male patient in his teens with a leg injury was transported stable to Sunshine Coast University Hospital following a bicycle incident on Teepequar Drive at Maroochydore at 6.48pm.
Sunday, September 22, 5.45pm: A stable patient has been transported to Sunshine Coast University Hospital following a vehicle and e-bicycle incident on Noosa Parade at Noosa Heads at 4pm.
Sunday, September 22, 5.45pm: Two stable patients have been transported to Sunshine Coast University Hospital following a two-vehicle crash on Bruce Highway south bound at Corbould Park at 12.55pm.
Sunday, September 22, 12.45pm: A stable patient with back pain has been transported to Nambour Hospital following a vehicle and bicycle incident on the corner of Key Court and Noosa Parade at Noosa Heads at 9.23am.
Sunday, September 22, 7.50am: Two stable male patients in their teens were transported to Sunshine Coast University Hospital with minor injuries following a single-vehicle crash into a tree on Wilderness Circuit at Little Mountain at 2.15am.
Saturday, September 21, 5.35pm: Paramedics have transported a stable patient to Sunshine Coast University Hospital following a two-vehicle crash on the Caloundra Road Off Ramp at Meridan Plains at 4.22pm.
Saturday, September 21, 5.35pm: Paramedics have transported a stable patient to Sunshine Coast University Hospital following an e-bicycle crash on Karawatha Drive at Mountain Creek at 2.57pm.
Saturday, September 21, 1.20pm: Paramedics assessed five patients following a three-vehicle crash on Nicklin Way, Warana. No injuries were reported and all patients declined transport to hospital.
Saturday, September 21, 1.20pm: Paramedics transported a stable patient with arm injuries to Sunshine Coast University Hospital after reportedly sliding down a rock scramble on Mount Beerwah at 7.29am.
Saturday, September 21, 5.40am:Â Police are seeking urgent public assistance to locate a 50-year-old man missing from Landsborough since September 16.
Wade Moore (pictured) was last seen walking outside a business on Cribb Street around 7am and has not been seen or heard from since.
Police hold serious concerns for his welfare as his disappearance is out of character and he has a medical condition.
Wade is described as Caucasian, about 184cm tall with brown hair and blue eyes.
Police are appealing to Wade, or anyone with information relating to his whereabouts, to immediately come forward. Quote this reference number: QP2401615187.
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