The Gold Coast Bulletin

Friday - 22nd May, 2026
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CULTURAL STATEMENT

More than $600,000 has been spent to form a “unifying cultural expression” to help Gold Coast tell a “shared story” describing a yes culture that “is more than a city — it is a mindset,” a new report reveals.

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Thursday - 21st May, 2026
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TITANS FANS READY FOR LAS VEGAS

A founding member of the Gold Coast Titans’ dreams have come true, jumping at the chance to watch his team play in the NRL’s 2027 Las Vegas season opener. The Titans will tackle the Parramatta Eels, alongside Melbourne Storm and Wests Tigers, at...

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Wednesday - 20th May, 2026
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VEGAS, BABY!

The Gold Coast Titans are going to Sin City. The Titans have trumped the Dolphins in the Queensland battle for a spot in the NRL’s 2027 Las Vegas season-opener. Josh Hannay’s Titans will take on the Parramatta Eels.

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Tuesday - 19th May, 2026
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REUNITED AT LAST

It was the call Amanda Walczak never expected to get. The Oxenford mother-oftwo was on a work call earlier this month when she received a message that her cat was at a pound in Melbourne. This was a surprise to Ms Walczak, who had been forced to give...

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Monday - 18th May, 2026
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MILES AHEAD

Sunshine and blue skies made for perfect conditions for runners to hit a PB at the GC30 event at Main Beach. Event director Adam Goodger said the sold-out race had 4000 participants run from Seaworld Drive to Doug Jennings Park and around to the...

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Saturday - 16th May, 2026
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HOONS TERRORISE SENIORS

A gang of e-bike hoons are terrorising an over-60s soccer club, alongside separate reports they have been throwing rocks at cars and targeting drivers with laser pointers. Angelo Raguz, 58, said his soccer team have been terrorised for the past month.

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Friday - 15th May, 2026
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ON A NEW NOTE...

They are the festival first-timers ready to shine at the Blues on Broadbeach this weekend. Despite predictions of continued dreary weather, Brunswick Heads’ Ally Palmer and Gold Coast local Jodie-Joy Smith are excited to make their festival...

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Thursday - 14th May, 2026
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TRUMP DUMPS COAST

The Trump family has pulled out of a controversial planned $1.2bn supertower development on the Gold Coast.

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Wednesday - 13th May, 2026
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SPIT’S $120M REVIVAL

The first all-residential development on The Spit is one step closer as the transformation of the precinct ramps up. Ignite Projects has lodged plans with Gold Coast City Council for the $120m, threestorey The Isles complex, earmarked for the site...

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Tuesday - 12th May, 2026
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MUM OF 7 KILLED

A single mum of seven who died in a three-car crash on the Gold Coast was on her way home from a Mother’s Day market. Coomera mum Rebecca Hayes (inset), 41, died at Maudsland on Sunday. Police said three vehicles, a Mitsubishi ASX station wagon, a...

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Monday - 11th May, 2026
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ETSU’S SIBLING TO OPEN

The owner behind one of the Gold Coast’s most highly rated Japanese restaurants is a month away from rolling out the welcome mat at their new venue in Burleigh Heads. Etsu Izakaya owner Nathan Horwood will open his new restaurant Shoto Dining along...

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Saturday - 9th May, 2026
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MY KIDS SAVED ME

Gold Coast mum Anna Wilkinson says she owes this Mother’s Day to her two children – for saving her life, and for stepping up when she needed them the most.

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Friday - 8th May, 2026
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LITTLE OLIVIA’S BRAVE FIGHT

A young Gold Coast mum received devastating news her three-year-old daughter had stage four cancer on her 20th birthday. Now the inseparable pair are facing the fight of their lives. Jazmine Spring was told her blonde and bubbly little girl Olivia...

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Thursday - 7th May, 2026
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ALEXA’S SECOND CHANCE

Australia knows Alexa Leary as the bright and bubbly swim star who won the nation’s hearts with two swimming golds at the Paris Paralympics. Her tear-jerking and inspirational heroics came after doctors gave her little chance of surviving a...

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Wednesday - 6th May, 2026
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MARGOT STUNS AT MET GALA

Some of the world’s biggest stars, including Gold Coast’s Margot Robbie, stunned on the red carpet in what was possibly the raciest Met Gala yet. Robbie, Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman and girlfriend Sutton Foster led the Aussie charge on the steps of...

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Tuesday - 5th May, 2026
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A FIGHT ON THE BEACHES

Plans to fast track a radical beachside dining trial on the Gold Coast are facing a setback ahead of a crucial vote as councillors call for more details after strong opposition from residents. Surfers Paradise-based councillor Darren Taylor (pictured)...

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Monday - 4th May, 2026
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OUR KIDS, OUR FUTURE

Top doctors have warned the future of Australian children is at a critical crossroads and in dire need of worldleading medical research to reverse a situation where an entire generation’s health is now, for the first time, worse than their...

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Saturday - 2nd May, 2026
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Friday - 1st May, 2026
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Thursday - 30th April, 2026
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FROM LITTLE THINGS BIG THINGS GROW

The Gold Coast Titans have reinforced their support of junior rugby league in the region with Rugby League Gold Coast’s junior competitions now set to be named the Gold Coast Titans Junior Rugby League. Rugby League Gold Coast chairman Wayne Court...

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Wednesday - 29th April, 2026
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STAR’S BLOODY GOOD MOVE

A former Home and Away star says his risky move from LA to the Gold Coast has delivered his “best case scenario”. Martin Dingle-Wall will walk the red carpet for the first Australian screening of his film This Bloody Country at HOTA on Wednesday at...

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Tuesday - 28th April, 2026
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RAIN ON OUR PARADE

The Gold Coast’s soggy spell is set to continue, with forecasters predicting another week of rain. Meteorologist Harry Clark said the region would be seeing “more of the same” after the city was drenched over the Anzac Day weekend. From 9am on Sunday...

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Monday - 27th April, 2026
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PUSHED OUTTA PALMY

Palm Beach’s highrise push might be driving up density in the suburb, but it’s also driving out existing businesses. A Palm Beach Thai restaurant is closing, a hairdressers has moved and six other stores face having to shut up shop after twin tower...

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Saturday - 25th April, 2026
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Friday - 24th April, 2026
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‘HIGH LIFE’ ARREST

An unemployed Gold Coast panelbeater living the ‘high-end life’ in one of Clear Island Waters’ ‘most iconic homes’ was detained at an airport and charged with coke trafficking after a tip-off from the state’s bikie-busting squad. The arrest of Clear...

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Thursday - 23rd April, 2026
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PIG OUT ON EAT LOCAL

There’s never been a better excuse to pig out. Scenic Rim Eat Local Month has released its biggest program in 15 years, with an appetising array of adventures supporting our rural neighbours. Growers, farmers, makers and chefs will open their gates...

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Wednesday - 22nd April, 2026
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‘GOD BLESS BRS’ War hero defends Ben Roberts-Smith

A Gold Coast Vietnam veteran has said the case against accused war criminal Ben RobertsSmith “really bloody stinks” and “God bless (him)” while receiving a long-overdue medal for his courage under fire. Mermaid Beach resident Garry John Chad was...

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Tuesday - 21st April, 2026
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PILATES HITS THE SAND

When Matilda McKinnon and Frankie White hosted their first free pilates class at Mermaid Beach, nobody showed up. Twelve months later, She’s Spicy has grown to about 200 women rolling out their pilates mats every week for a sunrise class on the...

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Monday - 20th April, 2026
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BALI BAIL JAUNT

The parents of a Gold Coast teen killed in an ebike crash are fuming that the boy charged over the tragedy had his sentencing delayed multiple times before flying straight to Bali on a family holiday – while on bail. Hudson Gagg, 17, died last...

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Saturday - 18th April, 2026
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WHIPPING UP A STORM

From Coolangatta to Coomera, cafe lines are stretching around the block. Cost-of-living crisis? Apparently it’s no matcha for cold-foam coffee. The refreshment revolution was born with the Mont Blanc – cold brew capped with cream and orange zest...

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Friday - 17th April, 2026
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SKYE HIGH

Gold Coast’s Skye Nicholson will be fighting for her two brothers when she headlines a Victorian event next week.

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Thursday - 16th April, 2026
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REOPEN SURFERS

State MP John-Paul Langbroek has demanded the Gold Coast City Council dump its Surfers Paradise beachfront plaza and reopen The Esplanade to traffic. The controversial closure of the road in mid-2025 has divided business owners and residents, with...

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Wednesday - 15th April, 2026
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POINT TO PROVE

Nearly 1000 movers and shakers from across Australia are descending on the Gold Coast for the Aussie Dance Tour. In its third year, the four-day event, kicking off on Wednesday at Carrara’s Gold Coast Indoor Sports Complex, brings together...

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Tuesday - 14th April, 2026
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JUST A BAD DAY

It’s never clinical like it was for Tiger when you’re riding the Rory rollercoaster. Despite breaking his 17-year Masters hoodoo 12 months ago, and racing to a record sixshot halfway lead, Rory McIlroy put himself through hell again before capturing...

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Monday - 13th April, 2026
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BRIGHT DAY FOR DARK KNIGHT

The streets of Broadbeach popped with colour and costumes across the weekend for one of the Gold Coast’s biggest annual events. Crowds of up to 30,000 people descended on the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre for the annual twoday Supanova...

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Saturday - 11th April, 2026
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EVERY DAY IS A BATTLE

Gold Coast Paralympic queen Alexa Leary and her family are for the first time sharing their ongoing battle with her traumatic brain injury.

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Friday - 10th April, 2026
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INFLUENCER CAPITAL

Visit Burleigh or Nobby Beach and you’d be forgiven for thinking you’d stumbled into a photo-shoot. Gorgeous twentysomethings in model-off-duty activewear clutch matcha lattes and cold-foam coffees, MacBooks open, hair blown out. This is the new Gold...

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Thursday - 9th April, 2026
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VILLAGE TAKEN FOR A RIDE

A senior executive accused of embezzling more than $1m of funds from theme parks operator Village Roadshow had been with the company for 15-20 years, it can be revealed. The man was a widely respected executive and the allegations have rocked the...

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Wednesday - 8th April, 2026
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REUNITED WITH MY HEROES

Inspirational Paralympic champion Alexa Leary has had a teary reunion with the two Sunshine Coast doctors who gave her a second chance at life. After 111 days in hospital, and daily rehabilitation to learn to walk and talk again, Ms Leary is doing...

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Tuesday - 7th April, 2026
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COCKTAIL VENUE SHAKES IT UP

A former Burleigh Heads cafe has been transformed into an authentic Mexican cocktail venue. ConKaBar will be the newest addition to the evergrowing Burleigh Heads night-life scene when it opens on April 10. Owner Michelle Ramirez said the...

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Monday - 6th April, 2026
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SHARKS ECLIPSE GOLD COAST SUNS IN VFL

The Southport Sharks have retained the Doc Mackenzie Cup in style with a resounding 145-69 win over the Gold Coast Suns on Saturday in round 3 of the VFL. After an even first term, the Sharks stormed away in the second quarter and did not look back...

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Saturday - 4th April, 2026
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READY TO WIN

Titans bosses have warned the days of the cashed-up Broncos stealing their best kids are over as the Gold Coast empire strikes back in the turf war to sign the next Reece Walsh. New Titans co-owner Matt Johns has made it his personal mission to lock...

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Thursday - 2nd April, 2026
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$1m ‘staff theft’ probe

Village Roadshow Theme Parks is confronting allegations staff embezzled more than $1m in “inappropriate payments”.

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Wednesday - 1st April, 2026
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PREGNANT PAUSE

halfback Jayden Campbell is anxiously awaiting the birth of his first child ahead of the M1 derby against the Broncos on Saturday. Campbell has been on tenterhooks for the past fortnight as he and partner Teagan prepare for the arrival of their...

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Tuesday - 31st March, 2026
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THE CRANE CAPITAL

For the first time there are more cranes dominating the Gold Coast’s skyline than in Brisbane, with $7bn dollars of new and stalled tower developments pulled off the shelves and rushed to construction to beat the Olympic rush. The Gold Coast’s...

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Monday - 30th March, 2026
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WORLD RECORD SMASHED

Gold Coast golfer Thomas Fliniks has cemented his place in sports history, receiving his Guinness World Record certificate for the fastest golf ball ever hit. Clocked at an eye-watering 235.1km/h-378.4km/h, the 35-year-old’s feat pushed the boundaries...

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Saturday - 28th March, 2026
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DEADLY LOOP HOLE

When beloved Gold Coast teacher Sharon Lee Henningsen (pictured) received the devastating diagnosis of advanced stage-three endometrial cancer, she expected she could access life-saving immunotherapy under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. But while...

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Friday - 27th March, 2026
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HOME SWEET HOME

The Gold Coast Titans are coming home. After a three-week road trip to open the NRL season, the club returns to Cbus Super Stadium this Sunday for its Round 4 clash against the St George Illawarra Dragons. Both teams sit at 0-3, itching for their...

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Thursday - 26th March, 2026
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MAYOR-A -LAGO EMBARGO

A leading expert on public integrity says Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate has “no choice” but to abstain from deciding the future of the controversial $1.5bn Trump tower development. The Trump Organisation paid for the mayor’s two-day stay at Mar-a-Lago in...

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Wednesday - 25th March, 2026
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CHEQUES MARK THE SPOT

Gold Coast City Council has plundered millions in parking fines from beachgoers on a single Burleigh street. Data provided to the Bulletin shows tickets worth $3m were dished out at Goodwin Terrace in just two years. That’s more than any other Gold...

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Tuesday - 24th March, 2026
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PAW-SITIVE ROLE MODELS

An Australian organisation is desperately seeking more puppy volunteers, with a Gold Coast resident saying her adorable pups were the paw-fect success story. Assistance Dogs Australia (ADA) is seeking people living within 100km of Gold Coast and...

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Monday - 23rd March, 2026
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WORLD-CLASS ACTION HITS COAST INAUGURAL GOLD COAST

A Gold Coast mother-of-two and an American triathlon star have shared the spotlight in inaugural T100 10km run on Sunday – complementing a blockbuster weekend of triathlons. In what might only be described as a stunning entry into competitive distance...

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Saturday - 21st March, 2026
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FINE FORM

Gold Coast council’s enforcement priorities have been slammed after 15 dog owners were fined for having off-leash pets while illegal campers remained unpunished. Among the penalised dog owners was a Currumbin resident who received two fines in two...

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Friday - 20th March, 2026
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SECRET’S NOT SAFE

Gold Coast City Council is considering “new options” after it was caught trying to sneak through plans to replace a suburban Miami park with a depot for trucks. Under the plans a playground, picnic bench and trees would have been bulldozed to make way...

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Thursday - 19th March, 2026
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TO HAVE BUT NOT HOLD

A Gold Coast dry cleaners has been accused of giving away a bride’s wedding dress, gifted by her late mother, to a charity store that sold it for $80. Peggy Worrell (left) found out recently it had been given away.

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Wednesday - 18th March, 2026
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HOMELESS BANNED

Antisocial homeless people could be banned from suburbs for up to three months under a statewide crackdown set to begin with the Gold Coast’s CBD. Southport has been blighted in recent years by a dramatic uptick in homeless people, many drug-addled...

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Tuesday - 17th March, 2026
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‘SHE’S NOT SAFE’

Former NRL star Chris Walker showed “deeply concerning” behaviour towards his estranged wife in the days leading up to his dramatic arrest, a court has heard.

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Monday - 16th March, 2026
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SEAR’S FULL OF CHEERS

At just 18 years old, Samantha Sear is proving the road to international cheerleading glory is paved with interstate miles and relentless discipline. The Gold Coaster has been selected to represent Australia for the second consecutive year at the 2026...

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Saturday - 14th March, 2026
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DEMO ROW GROWS

Bulldozers have begun demolishing sections of the $2.25bn Coomera Hospital already completed under the previous state government. But Health Minister Tim Nicholls says it’s a result of Labor’s failed masterplan which had to be redeveloped.

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Friday - 13th March, 2026
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Thursday - 12th March, 2026
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Wednesday - 11th March, 2026
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AUSSIE, AUSSIE, AUSSIE

Five members of the Iranian women’s soccer team have been granted visas by the Australian government and are under police protection.

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Tuesday - 10th March, 2026
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BLOKE ON THE WATER

On the road, 19-year-old Jai Hunter is restricted by his Pplates, but on the Gold Coast Broadwater on the weekend there was no limit on the throttle for the jet ski racing champion. The speed demon, who lives in Pimpama, won the Pro-Am Runabout 1100...

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Monday - 9th March, 2026
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BATTLING IT OUT

The surf was up and spirits were high as Burleigh Heads hosted the nation’s biggest grassroots surfing series over the weekend. Local families had a swell time at the Australian Boardriders Battle Grand Final event on Sunday, including Burleigh Heads...

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Saturday - 7th March, 2026
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HEART OF A TITAN

WITH THE FIRST GAME OF THE NRL SEASON THIS WEEKEND, NEW TITANS HEAD COACH JOSH HANNAY HAS HIS WORK CUT OUT FOR HIM AS HE SEEKS TO MOLD A GRITTY, HARDWORKING TEAM THAT THE GOLD COAST CAN BE PROUD OF

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Friday - 6th March, 2026
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IN IT FOR THE LONG HAUL

From the resurgence of longboarding in the mid1980s to becoming a cornerstone of the Gold Coast surf community, the Narrowneck Longboard Club is officially “hanging ten” for its 40th anniversary. To mark the milestone, the club will head to Lennox...

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Thursday - 5th March, 2026
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LET US REVIEW THE CEO

An independent review will consider whether councillors should be involved in Gold Coast City Council chief executive Tim Baker’s annual appraisal. Governance chair Brooke Patterson raised concerns about “governance and legal risks” and an...

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Wednesday - 4th March, 2026
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DV KILLER’S BAIL ‘FAIL’

Two police officers were disciplined over their handling of a Gold Coast woman’s domestic violence complaints in the lead-up to her grisly murder, an inquest has heard. A senior detective breached legislation by granting killer Brian Earl Johnston...

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Tuesday - 3rd March, 2026
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partners in travel

Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate says travelling with his “right hand man”, CEO Tim Baker, is critical to delivering “gamechanging projects” for the city despite criticism the pair shouldn’t be approving each other’s trips. Councillor Brooke Patterson, who...

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Monday - 2nd March, 2026
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DICTATOR KILLED

One of Australia’s most prominent Iranian figures has welcomed the assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and says the conflict must be the first step towards peace in the Middle East. US and Israeli forces carried out massive and unrelenting strikes...

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Saturday - 28th February, 2026
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IS IT A DON DEAL?

Insiders have revealed how a Gold Coast developer inked a deal with the Trump brand for Australia’s tallest building after nearly a year of clandestine talks.

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Friday - 27th February, 2026
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WAVE OF CONCERN

City leaders are calling in experts to plan for the nightmare scenario of a tsunami reaching Gold Coast shores. Council has recruited specialist consultants to examine what would happen if a “‘one in 2500 year” wave smashed into coastal suburbs. It...

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Thursday - 26th February, 2026
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FLAME THROWER

The Paralympic dream of triathlon finalist Sara Tait (pictured) has suffered a crushing setback after a ball of flame tore through $250,000 worth of rowing equipment three weeks out from the national championships.

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Wednesday - 25th February, 2026
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WE ARE SICK OF TRAVEL BUG

Gold Coast councillor Brooke Patterson, right, has called for “full transparency” on ratepayer-funded travel after it was revealed the CEO and his staff spent $350,000 on overseas trips in a year.

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Tuesday - 24th February, 2026
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GLOBE TROTTING TOP BOSS

Gold Coast City Council’s CEO Tim Baker, pictured, has spent more than $110,000 of ratepayer’s money on travel in the past 12 months, a new report reveals. That’s equivalent to 11 round-the-world trips, including stops in Tokyo, London, New York and...

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Monday - 23rd February, 2026
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PUT ON YOUR SUNS SCREAM

The Gold Coast Suns are hot to go for a new season that club bosses say will be their biggest ever. Hundreds of fans turned out for the club’s season launch and jumper presentation at Carrara’s People First Stadium on Sunday. Fresh from their first...

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