My Weekly Preview

My Property Preview has undergone an exciting transformation. Established in August 2008, it is a fully local and award-winning publication that has become the top choice for property buyers and sellers on the Sunshine Coast. After extensive planning, we proudly introduced a revamped magazine in March 2012. This new edition brings together the finest elements of print media. Every week, My Weekly Preview (MWP) offers a captivating mix of local, state, national, and global news, along with insights into business, finance, health, lifestyle, motoring, and, of course, the best properties on the Coast.

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Help is a call away

1 week ago | myweeklypreview.com.au | Caitlin Zerafa

An organisation founded from a few old phones in the bottom of a drawer is having a profound impact five years on. In April 2020, Ashton Wood beganDV Safe Phone to provide victims and survivors of domestic violence with access to a mobile phone. Now a national movement, more than 33,000 phones have been donated to the service, with 420 agency partners across Australia helping to connect victims with a device known as a ‘safe phone’.
Sporting change at inclusivity

2 weeks ago | myweeklypreview.com.au | Caitlin Zerafa

A Sunshine Coast school is working to roll out more inclusivity in sport by introducing wheelchair basketball to its sporting program. Students at Coolum State School have been learning to play the sport during physical education lessons to give them a better understanding of what life is like in a chair. The lessons are run through Sporting Wheelies’ Raising the Bar program, with students in years 5 and 6 participating. The school currently has four students who use wheelchairs.
Meet an off-road triathlon warrior

4 weeks ago | myweeklypreview.com.au | Caitlin Zerafa

A Caloundra woman is racing towards her dream of being one of the best female off-road triathletes in the world. Hannah Young (pictured) has always been competitive and active, but it was a touch of healthy couple rivalry that inspired her rise to elite level in the exhilarating sport. Growing up in a small town in outback New South Wales, sport was all Young had to fill her spare time.
Tips to make every dollar count at the checkout

4 weeks ago | myweeklypreview.com.au | Caitlin Zerafa

As cost-of-living pressures continue to squeeze the wallets of Australians, many households are looking for ways to be thriftier when it comes to their weekly grocery shop. Recent data shows that Aussies are spending up to 11 per cent more at the supermarket checkout than this time last year. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) reveals Australians spent $14.69 billion on groceries in January.
Support floods in

4 weeks ago | myweeklypreview.com.au | Caitlin Zerafa

A Nambour business owner impacted by recent flooding has given a heartfelt ‘thank you’ to the community as she looks for a new home to operate her cooking school. Mix Taste Eat, located on Mathew Street, was inundated by floodwaters after the deluge brought on by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred. Some 365mm of rain fell in Nambour on March 10, causing widespread damage to many homes and businesses.
Support floods in

1 month ago | myweeklypreview.com.au | Caitlin Zerafa

A Nambour business owner impacted by recent flooding has given a heartfelt ‘thank you’ to the community as she looks for a new home to operate her cooking school. Mix Taste Eat, located on Mathew Street, was inundated by floodwaters after the deluge brought on by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred. Some 365mm of rain fell in Nambour on March 10, causing widespread damage to many homes and businesses.
A bloody good cause

2 months ago | myweeklypreview.com.au | Caitlin Zerafa

Inspired by a friend’s journey with leukaemia, Liz Hillyer is on a mission to raise $70,000 as part of the World’s Greatest Shave. It comes as the Leukaemia Foundation last week revealed blood cancer could become Australia’s most common and deadliest cancer within a decade. The foundation’s CEO Chris Tanti says that while research to date has made significant strides in improving treatment and care options, the issue of prevention and early detection unfortunately remains unsolved.
Blending passion with good taste

2 months ago | myweeklypreview.com.au | Caitlin Zerafa

There’s no doubt about it, the coffee culture on the Sunshine Coast is second to none. From cafes and restaurants to florists, vintage carts and boat jetties, you can grab a fresh cup from almost anywhere in the region. Let’s not forget the many coffee connoisseurs who have impressive home set-ups using locally-roasted beans to create their favourite brew.
Nipping criminal behaviour in the bud

Jan 22, 2025 | myweeklypreview.com.au | Caitlin Zerafa

A Sunshine Coast researcher has been tasked with understanding how lessons from the United States may help to keep young offenders out of the nation’s courts and prisons. The news comes as a 13-year-old boy was alleged to have stabbed a woman at an Ipswich shopping centre last week.
Murder most foul on the jetty

Jan 15, 2025 | myweeklypreview.com.au | Sami Muirhead

After a recent visit to K’gari (Fraser Island), I have decided to rename the jetty at Kingfisher Bay ‘The Murder Jetty’. If you have been to K’gari, you’ll know the spot. If not, then just imagine the quintessential Queensland timber jetty that stretches out lazily into the calm blue ocean – an ideal spot to watch the sunset and take in the tranquillity. But that was not the case on the day our family decided to go fishing with friends.