wreck site because people were illegally using the dive exclusion zone as a fishing site. As part of celebrations for the tenth anniversary of the ship's scuttling, 92.7 MIX FM conducted the world's first live underwater radio broadcast from the wreck on 31 July 2015. In the , Mudjimba had a population of 2,540 people. Education There are no schools in Mudjimba. The nearest primary school is Pacific Paradise State School in neighbouring Pacific Paradise to the west. The nearest secondary school is Maroochydore State High School in Maroochydore to the south. Transport Sunshine Coast Airport is located adjacent to the suburb; the Sunbus depot is near the airport. Amenities Mudjimba Community Hall is 41 Cottonwood Street (). The hall is operated by the Mudjimba Residents' Association and is available for hire. Mudjimba Surf Life Saving Club is at 20 Mudjimba Esplanade (). Mudjimba Rural Fire Station is at Cottonwood Street (). The brigade is operated by volunteers. North Shore Multi Sports Complex and North Shore Community Centre at 701 David Low Way (). A range of sporting and recreational activities are available. North Shore Football Club has a soccer field at 53 Nojoor Road (). Mudjimba War Memorial is at Power Memorial Park on the foreshore opposite 11 Mudjimba Esplanade (). The park also has beach access, car parking, barbeque facilities, toilets and a children's playground. The Mudjimba RSL sub-branch is at 43 Cottonwood Street (). It coordinates the annual dawn service on Anzac Day at the war memorial. Attractions Although a buffer of coastal bushland has been maintained along the foreshore, Mudjimba Beach () can be accessed from Mudjimba Esplanade via a series of paths through the bushland. It is known as a good beach break for surfing. Mudjimba Island is also known as a surfing area but only for expert surfers; a boat is recommended to access the island. Ex-HMAS Brisbane is a dive site (). The wreck site has been colonised by sponges, soft corals, and hard corals, while over 200 different species of fish have been sighted in the area. It is a restricted access area requiring a dive permit. Commercial dive tours are available and can provide transport, equipment, guides and permits. A walking track through the Maroochy River Conservation Park commences at Cottonwood Street (corner Coolibah Street, . It passes through a variety of natural vegetation types and includes boardwalks and bridges to