The person talking most sense amid election bluster
As Annastacia Palaszczuk and Deb Frecklington duke it out in the election, a third woman has quietly being showing why she’s more popular than either of them, writes Keith Woods.
Politics
LNP campaigner’s vile slurs against Coast MP
A serial Facebook pest working on the LNP campaign has accused Gaven MP Meaghan Scanlon of using her intellectually disabled brother to build her profile and branded her a Labor “slut” in a series of shocking posts.
Multimillion-dollar manufacturing hub promised for Coast
A multimillion-dollar manufacturing hub is the latest project unveiled by the State Government in the lead up to the October 31 election.
Gold Coast MPs accused of ‘taking taxpayers for a ride’
Labor is accusing senior Gold Coast LNP MPS of being jet-setters on the taxpayer’s expense after trawling through the latest travel claims tabled to State Parliament.
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Doubt over LNP leadership spill
A SPILL motion against state LNP leader Lawrence Springborg is set to fail according to Gold Coast LNP MPs who say expected challenger Tim Mander does not have the numbers to take the position.
Labor vows to clear M1 fund gridlock
LABOR’S pledge to fund an upgrade of a notorious Pacific Motorway-Gateway merge black spot has put infrastructure on the election road map.
VLAD is winning war on Coast bikies
CONFIDENTIAL police figures show the number of signed-up motorcycle gang members in Queensland has dropped to a record low as the VLAD laws remain in place.
Labor tipped for Coast comeback
LABOR is poised to make a comeback to the Glitter Strip with the possibility of gaining at least three seats at the next poll courtesy of a boundary redistribution and new preference voting deal.
Palaszczuk govt to hit Glitter Strip
THE Gold Coast will host the next state community cabinet meeting, it has been revealed. The Palaszczuk government will be here next month to meet with locals one-on-one.
Peek inside $8m Coast penthouse
IT has a rooftop pool, million dollar views, 10 balconies, and luxury finishes — welcome to The Inlet penthouse.
Southport a hotspot for Chinese buyers
SOUTHPORT has taken out the number one suburb search on a Chinese property portal.
Election fuels light rail uncertainty
THE former Queensland Treasurer who refused to commit to pre-2018 construction of Gold Coast light rail stage two remains critical of the process which would see the project launched in time for the Games.
Will Qld poll kill tram stage 2?
A STATE election would endanger plans to complete the second stage of Gold Coast light rail before the 2018 Games with the government yet to sign off on the project’s construction phase.
Wallpaper makes massive comeback
ONCE something seen in houses of the 70s and 80s, wallpaper is making a big comeback with bright colours, patterns and textures featuring in homes on the Coast
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