SUNSHINE Coast Council has launched the fifth annual Living on the Sunshine Coast survey, giving 2000 residents a say on key liveability factors.
Running from March 24 to April 17, the survey—conducted by demographers .id—assesses priorities such as housing affordability, road congestion, and environmental access.
Environment and Liveability Portfolio Councillor Maria Suarez said the survey helped Council understand community values and emerging issues.
This year, questions will also explore awareness of the region’s UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status and perceptions of climate change impacts.
In 2024, residents rated safety, natural environment access, and health services as top priorities.
Survey results will guide Council’s policies and be published online.
Responses remain anonymous.
Residents can participate via the Council website.
