Tom Boswell is News Corp’s Queensland Local Sport Editor/Gold Coast Bulletin Sport Editor, as well as writing for CODE Sports. With over a decade of experience in sports journalism Boswell has worked from the grassroots right up to the elite level. He spent over six years covering the AFL extensively and is now managing the company’s regional and local sports journalists across Qld.

Chelsea Bunting is a reporter at the Gold Coast Bulletin. She was previously the first mobile journalist for the Geelong Advertiser. Chelsea won the Ray Frawley Young Journalist of the Year in the Rural Press Club of Victoria awards in 2023.

Darcy Fitzgerald is the national education reporter for News Corp Australia publications. A former secondary school teacher, he brings classroom experience to stories spanning childcare, schooling, and higher education. Got an education story worth telling? Reach him at darcy.fitzgerald@news.com.au

Crystal Fox is a journalist for the Gold Coast Bulletin. As an Aussie rules player, avid local music lover and lifelong resident, Crystal can cover virtually anything on the Gold Coast.

Rosie Gale is an education and general news reporter for the Gold Coast Bulletin. She joined Newscorp in 2024 as part of the National Editorial Cadet Program, covering police, courts, breaking news and state politics across multiple mastheads including the Courier Mail. Rosie brings experience from radio and television newsrooms at ARN and 7 News, and holds a Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) with distinction from QUT.

Dean Kerrison is a Cadet Journalist based at the Gold Coast Bulletin with a rotation at the Courier Mail.

Chantay Logan is chief of staff at the Gold Coast Bulletin.

Jeremy Pierce has been a journalist on the Gold Coast for more than 20 years covering crime, sport, politics and general interest stories. He is also The Courier-Mail’s tourism reporter, covering tourism stories and issues across the state.

Andrew Potts is Assistant Chief of Staff with The Gold Coast Bulletin, covering politics, development, history and the tourism industry. His reports with fellow Bulletin journalist Paul Weston on corruption allegations surrounding the 2016 local government elections foreshadowed and Crime and Corruption Commission’s Operation Belcarra Inquiry and were recognised at the Gold Coast Media Awards. His reports on transport, the development industry, council and community issues have also been recognised by the same awards. His weekly column delves into the Gold Coast’s history and its untold stories.

Kathleen Skene is a Walkley and Clarion Award-winning journalist. In a career spanning almost 20 years in regional journalism, Skene has covered almost every news round available, including court, crime, government, agriculture and business.

Alex Treacy is the Gold Coast Bulletin’s chief crime reporter. He has previously filed for newsrooms in Tasmania, the Northern Territory, and Queensland.

Emily Walker is a court reporter for the Gold Coast Bulletin. She has moved from regional New South Wales where she covered a variety of topics including court, sport, crime, shark attacks and breaking news.

Ann Wason Moore has plenty of opinions, lots of stories and no filter. Ann has been writing about the Gold Coast almost as long as she’s lived here – which is more decades than she cares to admit. Despite being born and raised in Dallas, Texas, she considers herself a true local – even if she still doesn’t speak like one. While the dual national can never enter politics, she can vote in two countries and is willing to criticise all parties. In keeping with her bi-citizenship, she tackles topics both serious and humorous. She is a regular guest on ABC Gold Coast and enjoys the opportunity to share inappropriate stories on air as well as in print.

Paul Weston is a senior journalist with The Gold Coast Bulletin covering politics and campaigns on community issues. His reports on the Coast’s spate of high profile domestic violence killings was part of a Bulletin series which led to widespread reforms. Similarly, articles on police fudging crime numbers led to recognition at the Queensland media awards, the Clarions. His recent reporting on corruption allegations surrounding the Gold Coast City Council foreshadowed a Crime and Corruption Commission investigation. His weekly column aims to tell the story behind news headlines.

Keith Woods is a journalist with more than 20 years of experience across multiple roles. Keith is currently Head of Content and a columnist at the Gold Coast Bulletin. In recent years he has also been a News Award winner and graduate of the Digital News Academy.