Council to close section of popular beach Sunshine Coast Council say a small section of the beach at Mudjimba will be closed between 7am to 5pm from February 8 to mid-March.
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Subscriber only A section of North Shore Beach at Mudjimba will be temporarily closed to the public and dogs until mid-March. Sunshine Coast Council says the closures will provide refuge for migratory shorebirds while sand is pumped from the Maroochy River onto Maroochydore Beach to renourish the coastline after storm-related erosion. The closures will be from 7am to 5pm from Monday next week until mid-March.
Families looking to getaway no longer have to feel the sting of guilt in leaving their beloved pets behind as animal-friendly bars and cafes pop up across the country.
From a dog-friendly winery in Surry Hills to a cafe with its own dog menu in Queensland, more and more venues are becoming available for those who just can t bear to leave their furry friends at home.
The list of dog-friendly venues from across Australia was compiled with the help of Toyota.
The Boardwalk Bendigo, in the central Victorian town of Bendigo, has become a crowd favourite for animal lovers.
Visitors can enjoy a meal with their dogs on the cafe s large deck that overlooks the town s famous Lake Weeroona.
EXCLUSIVE: A billion dollar-plus net worth wasn t on Mal Pratt s mind when he left the family business with just a shovel, a ute and a hammer to pursue his dream of being a builder. It was a different time then. Unemployment could be solved with a trip to the Maroochy Pub for a chat with the clientele. A job was usually secured within the first few schooners. Bosses would send labourers to help on another site if they knew a fellow builder was short a set of hands. It was 1972. Having spent time as a lifeguard and a board shaper alongside the legendary Hayden Kenny, the call of the trade was too much for Mr Pratt to ignore.
Sunshine Coast Council
Craving a caravanning and camping escape at a famous Sunshine Coast beach without roughing it?
It’s time to stop and smell the salt air. Book your spot for 2021 at the upgraded Mudjimba Beach Holiday Park, with 31 existing sites now fully serviced thanks to a $620,000 Sunshine Coast Council upgrade.
Nestled between the tranquil Mudjimba Beach and Maroochy River, since the 1970s the family friendly holiday park has hosted generations of visitors soaking up the sunshine while they fish, surf, swim and shop.
Sunshine Coast Council Division 8 Councillor Jason O’Pray said he was thrilled guests would be better accommodated.