The attraction, which opened in 1989 and re-launched in 2013 following a $6.5 million refurbishment, is the only Australian aquarium to satisfy the requirements set by ZAA's new accreditation program.

It has a reputation for being a bit daggy – and locals and regular visitors have liked it that way. But times have changed.

Between a new five-star hotel and a multi-million-dollar foreshore revitalisation, Mooloolaba is ready for its time in the spotlight Enter Mooloolaba. While it’s long lived in the shadow of its ...

About 2000 athletes are expected to compete in the Ironman 70.3 in Mooloolaba this Sunday, September 14. Ironman Oceania operations head Rebecca van Pooss said this event would generate millions for ...

An upscale international hotel group has revealed its first foray into the Australian market will be on the Sunshine Coast as work starts on a $50m development. Minor Hotels will open Avani Mooloolaba ...

When is it OK for ICs to sign contracts?Should hosts sign their IC's group contracts? Here's a two-tiered strategy. Let's end these travel trendsAdvisors at Virtuoso's annual conference this week ...

Wild weather in the Australian state of Queensland has led to a small town becoming covered in foam whipped up by rough seas. Residents and visitors could be seen playing in the foam and taking ...