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Important changes will be made to the Sunshine Coast bus network in late 2013. Of the 27 existing bus routes, 25 will change. Visit the  TransLink  for more information. From 19 to 30 August 2013, TransLink staff will be holding information sessions at Sunshine Plaza, Kawana Shoppingworld and the University of the Sunshine Coast. You will be able to speak to the project team, view route maps and get to know your new bus network. If you’re unable to visit a session, find out what your  new bus service  will look like. More information will be coming soon so please keep an eye out in your letterbox, local newspaper or visit  Translink  . Or you can phone 13 12 30   anytime.

The Sunshine Coast is one of Queensland’s most popular tourism destinations and its economy is strongly dependent on the tourism industry. The region is experiencing national and international competition in attracting visitors and council, the tourism industry and other key stakeholders have identified major events as a driver to capitalise on existing and emerging tourism opportunities. The  Sunshine Coast Major and Regional Events Strategy 2013-2017 [PDF 2.5MB], adopted by Council on 20 June 2013, will help guide council and the new Sunshine Coast Events Board to leverage and grow existing events, develop the region’s capability to retain these events and enable it to attract new events. Major and regional events help boost the region’s economy and promote social inclusion, wellbeing and cultural benefits. The Major and Regional Events Strategy will focus on attracting and retaining events that take advantage of our natural assets. Sunshine Coast Events Board The Sunshine