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Greg StolzGold Coast Bureau Chief

Greg Stolz is a senior journalist of almost four decades, based mainly on the Gold Coast where he covers everything from crime, courts and politics through to sport and lifestyle. He began his career on the Gold Coast Bulletin before a stint on the Hobart Mercury. He now heads the Gold Coast Bureau for The Courier-Mail/Sunday Mail.

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Police & Courts

21st November 2020, - Former Gold Coast Titan and NRL player Michael Gordon is released from Police Custody at Tweed Heads Police Station after being arrested earlier in the day by NSW Detectives for alleged drug related offences., Photo: Scott Powick Newscorp

Former NRL star on cocaine charges has case adjourned

A former Gold Coast Titans NRL star Michael Gordon who faces charges of possessing and supplying cocaine has had his case adjourned.

Police & Courts

Car Crash on Tyalgum Rd. Man Died. Police on site.Photo: John Gass / Daily News

Grim Reaper haunts young drink driver after tanker crash

A young drink driver who crashed and then collided with a petrol tanker carrying 37,000 litres of fuel says he is having thoughts about the Grim Reaper.

QLD News

People with Their dogs at the Dog Beach atTallebudgera, north of the flaged area . Picture Mike Batterham

Thousands in fines, owners slammed in dog beach blitz

“Aggressive” and “irresponsible” dog owners have been blasted by a Gold Coast councillor after a blitz on one of the Glitter Strip’s most popular dog beaches, but the mission got off to a rather sorry start.

ExclusiveQLD Coronavirus News

An empty Suncorp Stadium is seen before the Round 4 NRL match between the Gold Coast Titans and the Wests Tigers in Brisbane, Sunday, June 7, 2020. (AAP Image/Dan Peled) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

How Suncorp Stadium could play part in vaccine rollout

A Queensland events guru has offered to turn Suncorp Stadium and Brisbane’s Entertainment Centre into mass COVID-19 vaccination venues in a bid to turbo-charge the state’s stalled jab rollout.

QLD Coronavirus News

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk providing COVID-19 update, Saturday, March 13, 2021 - Picture: Richard Walker

Industry fears over potentially crippling lockdown

Nervous tourism leaders are pleading with Premier Annastacia Palasczuk not to react to the latest COVID-19 crisis with another crippling lockdown or border closure ahead of Easter.

Police & Courts

Queensland Police Service attending an incident in Mackay on Tuesday night, November 24. Generic QPS. Picture: Zizi Averill

Teenager stabbed after Surfers Paradise attack

A teenage boy and a woman have been charged following two separate stabbings in southeast Queensland.

QLD News

Brisbane man Anthony Stott, who was hit and killed by a semi-trailer on the M1 NSW. Photo Facebook

Two accused in bizarre teacher bashing tipped to plead guilty

Two of the three people accused in relation to the bashing of popular teacher Anthony Stott, who later died, are expected to plead guilty to detaining and assaulting him.

QLD News

Gavel on desk. Isolated with good copy space. Dramatic lighting.

Jumping castle firm fined after workers burned

A jumping castle hire business will fork out over $50,000 after a court found it exposed two workers who were badly burned in a fire to the risk of serious injury.

QLD News

Deputy Premier Steven Miles speaks about the Lansdown Eco-Industrial Precinct at the Townsville Bulletin Business Breakfast: Unlock the North event. PICTURE: MATT TAYLOR.

Deputy: ‘We’re not trigger-happy on borders‘

Deputy Premier Steven Miles denies Queensland has taken a ‘trigger-happy’ approach to border closures, instead accusing the Prime Minister of hating parts of the state.

QLD News

ORGANS .. dark web, hands on a keyboard. Picture: iStock

Qld emergency services in chaos after email fail

Queensland emergency services have been plunged into chaos by an IT failure causing various departments to be unable to communicate via email.

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