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Emily HalloranNews and entertainment reporter

Emily Halloran is a news and entertainment reporter for the Gold Coast Bulletin who predominantly writes about music, film, TV and everything else in between. When she’s not covering some of the biggest Gold Coast events straight from the red carpet at the TV Week Logies or from track of the GC600, she’s interviewing the world’s biggest celebrities, musicians, filmmakers and producers. Keep up to date with all the Gold Coast goss with Emily’s weekly entertainment column All That Glitters.

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Traffic on the M1 travelling north bound on the Gold Coast / Tweed at 2.45pm. Photo: Google maps

Five car pile up on M1 causing havoc

Traffic is bumper to bumper on the M1 as rain hits the Gold Coast, with the wet weather expected to continue throughout the evening. READ THE LATEST UPDATES

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Grace Colleran from Amaze Early Education Centre in Mugeeraba answering questions what they think a pandemic means, what's their understanding of coronavirus etc. Picture: Jerad Williams

Coast children’s hilarious take on coronavirus pandemic

The Bulletin sat down with 12 children and asked the about their understanding of coronavirus. The answers ranged between cute, weird and outright hilarious. WATCH THE VIDEO

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19-year-old Olivia Winnie Muranga is one of the women at the centre of a potential Queensland Coronavirus outbreak.

Throw the book at those who threaten our health in this time

LETTER: Queenslanders are toeing the line and are being rewarded: free to travel in the state of origin. Play with fire and you’ll get burnt

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Adam Zeineddine (R), owner of Swan Street cafe My Oh My and barista Andy Balloch adopted the use of masks early. The Victorian Government announced today that face coverings in public will be mandatory From Wednesday night in the Greater Melbourne and Mitchell Shire.Photograph by Paul JeffersThe Australian19 July 2020

How stage four will change day-to-day life

As Melbourne’s stage four lockdown restrictions transform the way we live for at least the next six weeks, here’s your guide to best navigate which goods and services will — and won’t — be affected.

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ammunition and automatic handgun isolated on white background weapons arms

Guns and ammo: The bizarre hoarding of Coast doomsdayers

Toilet paper, pasta and sanitizer weren’t the only items being ripped off shelves when the coronavirus pandemic hit. READ THE BIZARRE TALE

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### ON HOLD - SEE GCB FOR USE ###Exclusive on set of the Bureau of Magical Things filming on the Gold Coast. Filming during COVID-19 restrictions. Sister and brother, Elizabeth Cullen, 23, and Julian Cullen, 24. Picture: Jerad Williams

Coast budding stars await big break

Two ambitious sibling actors hoping to have their big Hollywood break this year have had to ice their plans while the pandemic runs its course. But now they’re back on set.

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Pic of a band in Surfers to preview Surfers Paradise Live... Leesa Gentz and Julz Parker of the Hussy Hicks an award winning Gold Coast Band .Picture Mike Batterham

Coast band sells out gig in hrs after months with no work

After months without work, a Gold Coast band have sold out shows within the city in less than 48 hours. Here’s why.

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Ultimate guide to Gold Coast Mother’s Day 2021

Ultimate guide to Gold Coast Mother’s Day 2021

From high tea to long lunches, this is the ultimate guide to treating mum on the Gold Coast this Mother’s Day. COMPLETE LIST OF EVENTS

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Back from the brink: Luxury Coast hotel’s dramatic revamp

Back from the brink: Luxury Coast hotel’s dramatic revamp

It was forced to close after the COVID-19 pandemic and now one of Gold Coast’s most luxurious hotels is back on its feet. SEE THE AMAZING PHOTOS

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Three Monaco St, Broadbeach Waters mansions have been taken over by a major film production. Photo: Lachlan Doepel

Coast street taken over by major film production

Three Gold Coast mansions have been taken over and turned into a film set. SEE THE PHOTOS.

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