Sea cucumbers’ unusual sex lives are being closely studied by University of the Sunshine Coast researchers as they work to combat the threat of overfishing. Sea cucumbers – which can spawn by wobbling their heads and ejecting reproductive cells – are of particular interest to Centre for Bioinnovation PhD student More

High school students have helped create a marine habitat, designing ceramic tiles for More

Work has started on a $1.5 million upgrade to a school entrance, with More

An allergy-management app designed to help people navigate everyday situations has taken top More

The operator of three Sunshine Coast childcare centres has entered voluntary administration, after More

A young Sunshine Coast apprentice has been honoured with a significant regional award. Aircraft More

Technology being refined on the Sunshine Coast could help solve some of the More

Members of a school community have backed a call for more space after More

A major project has delivered new learning areas, specialist facilities and room for More