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Subscriber only If foggy memories start to resurface when 50c drinks or hair that could touch the ceiling are mentioned, it could only mean one thing. You were alive in the 70s to 80s and you weren t afraid to party. The
Daily has looked back at what it was like to let loose at Coast nightclubs during the golden period of music and fashion. Journalist Eden Boyd may not be old enough to have seen these venues in their prime, but it s clear many good times were had inside the ancient (jokes!) walls of Coast clubs. If you raised the roof at Rainbow Room, took too many shots at Tropo s or smooched a stranger at Secrets, this blast from the past is for you.
The hangover: Sunshine Coast s most legendary nightclubs
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The hangover: Sunshine Coast s most legendary nightclubs
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Subscriber only Crowds lined the streets of Alexandra Headland and Mooloolaba to cheer on their loved ones as athletes took on the challenge of the Mooloolaba Triathlon. The elites were out early and got the job done, with Matthew Hauser and Ashleigh Gentle taking the male and female titles in the Australian Elite and Under-23 Standard Championship. But thousands of competitors were still slogging it out midmorning Sunday, sweltering as they pounded the pavement in what is a gruelling test of stamina and mental strength, in both individual and teams events. The athletes drew out plenty of onlookers who made the most of a picturesque morning to get some time in the sand and surf and cheer on their friends and family as they sweated through the kilometres.