Foal ‘going ballistic’ in animal cruelty case
Horse trainer David Ronald Gafa told investigators the foal he had secured by a rope was going “ballistic” as he tried to get it loaded onto a float.
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Victim’s family ‘in shock’ at appeal decision
Coolum dad Michael Cuthbert is elated at news Attorney-General Yvette D’Ath will appeal the sentence handed to the driver who killed his wife in a 2017 crash.
Teens charged over bus stop bashing as Translink cracks down
Police have charged three Coast teenagers over the brutal broad daylight bashing of a 27-year-old man at a bus stop.
Promoter lands LA cop who investigated Tupac, Biggie murders
A Coast-based promoter’s fascination with the unsolved murders of 90s rap stars Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G. has spawned a new show with global appeal.
New glamping owners promise broad customer appeal
A corporate buyout of a family-run Coast holiday destination will open the region to hundreds of thousands of potential customers, according to new owners.
New MRI licence to cut out-of-pocket costs for thousands
A Coast hospital has secured a medical machinery licence expected to cut out-of-pocket expenses for thousands of residents.
Storms a chance as wet weather, waves hit
Swell size is expected to peak today and suit surfers who can find breaks protected from the fresh southeasterly winds.
Cats, dogs the winners in 40 years of rescues
A proud 40-year history of saving cats and dogs from being put down has been marked with a reunion at a Coast animal shelter.
‘Here you go, Lifeline, have all of this junk’
Clean Up Australia Day started in a frustratingly similar way to many other days for Lifeline staff who found a pile of rubbish dumped in the carpark.
Tourists fire ‘blue economy’ to keep marine industry afloat
Marine tourism is keeping the Coast’s “blue economy” in good shape as operators welcome record takings and strong growth.
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