A WAVE of grief has hit a tight- knit Gold Coast community following the death of a popular local barber and all round ‘good bloke’, nearly a month after he was injured in the surf at Burleigh Heads.
Schoolies gathered on the Gold Coast have been filmed riding police cars, fleeing officers and hosting balcony parties. WATCH
Wild footage captured during unofficial Gold Coast celebrations clinging to moving police cars, fleeing from officers, crowd-surfing and hosting raucous balcony dance parties. WATCH THE VIDEO
Medical boffins are hopeful the city’s improving immunisation rate will hold it in good stead when a vaccine for coronavirus eventually arrives.
A Gold Coast family is warning about the dangers of hiring contractors online after a botched fencing job cost them hundreds of dollars and destroyed their backyard.
A Surfers Paradise nightclub bouncer – dubbed “Caribbean Thor” – has warned parents against complacency when it comes to celebrating school leavers.
A man who died in the driveway of his Gold Coast home this week after an alleged fight with a neighbour has been remembered by devastated family as a “great man” with an “infectious personality”.
Queensland has shut the border to Adelaide after its spike in coronavirus cases, rendering the biggest tourism campaign the Gold Coast has ever ran pointless.
A popular barber has been taken to a Brisbane hospital in critical condition after suffering spinal injuries in a freak accident which happened while he was swimming at Burleigh Heads.
Suicide rates across the Gold Coast are increasing but support services are struggling to cope. Federal and State health services have a brave new plan to stop more tragedy that could change lives in just one hour.
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