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Rosie GaleCadet Journalist

Rosie Gale covers general news as a national cadet reporter with News Corp, filing stories at Gold Coast Bulletin and The Courier Mail. She began her role in 2024 after graduating with a Bachelor of Communication majoring in Journalism at Queensland University of Technology. Rosie has a background in exercise science and health and previously worked as a match reporter for Suncorp Super Netball. Before that, she gained newsroom experience with 7 News and ARN and worked as a producer at 102.9 Hot Tomato.

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Video shared online of violent attacks on Gold Coast teens have sparked outrage, with parents urging Premier David Crisafulli to deliver on his election promise of tougher action on youth crime. Picture: Facebook.

Police charge group of teens for multiple public transport assaults

Police have charged a group of teenage girls for multiple separate Gold Coast assaults following footage of teens brutally attacked circulating social media and sparking outrage.

A shocking apparent road rage incident unfolded on the Gold Coast when a man jumped onto the bonnet of a moving car and clung on as the driver continued down for over a kilometre on a busy road. Picture: Facebook.

WATCH: Man clings to moving car in wild road rage incident

A shocking road rage incident unfolded on a busy Gold Coast road when a man jumped onto a moving car. See what happened next which left witnesses stunned.

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Video shared online of violent attacks on Gold Coast teens have sparked outrage, with parents urging Premier David Crisafulli to deliver on his election promise of tougher action on youth crime. Picture: Facebook.

Footage of teen girls brutally attacked sparks outrage

Video shared online of violent attacks on Gold Coast teens have sparked outrage, with parents urging Premier David Crisafulli to deliver on his election promise of tougher action on youth crime.

Gold Coast Police Acting Chief Superintendent Peter Miles addressing media on Monday, March 31, 2025. Picture: Alex Treacy

Elderly man dies after flatmate accidentally reverses into him

A Palm Beach man who died on Saturday after being struck by a vehicle on the driveway of his residence was hit by his reversing flatmate, who thought he’d hit a wheelie bin, police say.

My First Year: Varsity College Prep Coral. Front row: Oliver, Harvey, James, Oaklyn, Martin, Orlando. Back row: Oscar, Emily, Aroha, Ayla, Michaela, Nyla, Laila. Picture: Glenn Hampson.

MY FIRST YEAR: Varsity College 2025 prep photos

The Gold Coast Bulletin has been busy visiting more than 25 primary schools to capture the cutest classes. Meet the faces behind My First Year here.

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How Gold Coast singles find their match on biggest day for dating

How Gold Coast singles find their match on biggest day for dating

What Gold Coast singles in their 20s, 30s and 40s really want and go for has been revealed by a dating expert. Read how she is playing cupid for couples.

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