Since the first settlers arrived nearly 140 years ago, Nambour has been a place of incredible pioneering spirit.

It’s become the “headquarters” of the Sunshine Coast – a place where the tough decisions are made, a centre for business & industry. That pioneering spirit has flourished into a town built on hard work & strong values. There’s an authentic community here that gets things done by sheer determination, working together to benefit everyone, no matter how daunting the task.

Nambour residents are a resilient bunch of quiet achievers, not afraid to roll up their sleeves; they’ll go the extra mile, whether it’s looking after those less fortunate in the community or banding together to put on a large event at the Showgrounds. You’ll always find a willing volunteer to hop in & help!

Nambour is a friendly place where giving your mate a hand or doing a favour for your neighbour is still very much part of the town’s innate sense of community. Times are changing & with the Sugar Mill & its Cane Trains fading slowly into nostalgic memory, Nambour is now free to re-invent itself. It is well-positioned to take centre stage—becoming a progressive town hub, servicing the Sunshine Coast hinterland.

The potential for Nambour is only just beginning & with its down-to-earth charm & traditional values, it will always be a very genuine, caring community for those seeking a comfortable relaxed lifestyle.
 

Q: How many people live in Queensland? A: 4,000,000 & counting! On 9 Dec 2005, a baby born in Caboolture (40 mins south of Nambour) became our 4 millionth Queenslander!