This story appeared in the online paper "Sunshine Coast News" on 24 November 2022. https://www.sunshinecoastnews.com.au/2022/11/24/forgotten-town-asks-why-have-our-footpaths-been-left-to-ruin/ Reporter, Richard Bruinsma contacted Council and got some positive reassurance that action will be taken…
Yandina needs a connected network of priority footpaths that will allow people to get around town safely on foot. In the Gubbi Gubbi language Yandina means "to go on foot”…
Rebecca and David moved from Roma to Yandina in 2016. They live in Stevens Street with their three children, Tilly, Colby and Archie, plus their dog, Jilly. They chose Yandina…
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YADCA AGM, 5 August 2019 Yandina is experiencing rapid population growth with Council predicting a 39% increase in the decade to 2026. This has enlivened the town but brings with…