A passionate team of Nambour business and community groups have been working together to build some great digital assets to promote living, working, shopping and exploring Nambour. 

Developed to encourage locals and visitors to explore Nambour, the digital makeover includes a dynamic #ExploreNambour video series, e-newsletter, blogs, social media content, and a revamp of the I Am Nambour website. 

The video series captures the night economy, and the varied shopping and café culture, including Nambour’s highly regarded vintage shopping offering. 

The website now includes newly created Parking Map and Vintage and Retro Op Shop Hip Hop Map, plus up-to-date small business and local industry content, links to investment information and destination marketing information. 

Sunshine Coast Council Mayor Mark Jamieson said the investments were a positive step towards revitalising the CBD. 

“Both residents and visitors to Nambour now have a fresh, functioning website with access to information on local events, maps, arts, local business and importantly investor pathways to strengthen the region and really open up the Gateway to the Hinterland,” Mayor Jamieson said. 

Division 10 Councillor David Law said Nambour was one of the first experiences visitors had of the Sunshine Coast. 

“As a gateway precinct, these upgrades are an important step in servicing the needs of the growing town, local businesses and surrounding communities,” Cr Law said. 

“The parking maps provide helpful options including all-day parking, customer parking, paid parking and wheelchair parking. 

“Nambour has a flourishing retro and vintage scene to explore and now 17 of the popular destinations are a click away for shoppers on a handy digital map.” 

Local business owner and Nambour Ambassador Rhonda Billett said she was pleased with the support provided by Sunshine Coast Council and Visit Sunshine Coast. 

“We now have a website packed full of local events, places to explore in Nambour, things to see and do, digital assets for local business and links for future business investors to help our local hinterland economy evolve and thrive,” Ms Billett said. 

“We are thrilled with the early  interest from business owners, investors and the Coast community. We have only just started with things and there is lots more coming for this region. We have more videos to be shot locally over the coming weeks to continue showcasing what’s on offer in the region and the next lot of videos being shot will see us include the surrounding suburbs within the Gateway to the Hinterland.”   

Twenty years after the closure of the sugar mill Council said Nambour was redefining itself as a heritage, arts and music hub. 

Council is also leading the design of the Nambour Place Revitalisation Project which aims to develop a precinct-wide strategy for Nambour’s town centre to consolidate its growing reputation as a creative and welcoming place.  

For more information visit  www.iamnambour.com.au.