Thousands of polystyrene balls have washed up on Sunshine Coast beaches just days into turtle nesting season. Hundreds of people have joined the clean-up and the local council will use tractors to comb the sand over the coming days. The beads first began to appear at Maroochydore and Alexandra Headland on Friday afternoon and are suspected to have washed up from offshore. Alison Foley from environmental group Ten Little Pieces said it’s a “pollution event of an industrial scale”. She said the sp

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