FROM the M1 to congested roads, The Spit, cruise ship terminal, tourists attractions, the internet, policing, crime, the film industry and the environment. More than 1200 Gold Coasters have had their say on the city’s hot issues. SEE THE FULL RESULTS
THE Gold Coast doesn’t need glitter from the government, writes LNP leader Deb Frecklington. It wants the basics — but that’s not what they’re getting under the current state government.
THE Gold Coast is in a state of prosperity and transformation, writes Annastacia Palaszczuk. But there’s more to come for the growing city.
CITY leaders have confirmed the city’s future is bright after the Bulletin’s Golden Age campaign — but there’s still work to be done. Here’s what they said.
GOLD Coast city leaders have revealed what they think about fluoride in the water supply five years after they were given the choice to remove it.
A Gold Coast powerlifter suffering from crippling pain for more than a year — unable to sit, sleep or walk — has finally gotten his life back after one ‘tiny’, revolutionary operation.
MORE than 70 per cent of patients requiring emergency treatment say they have been made to wait too long at the Gold Coast’s hospitals. But health bosses have hit back.
GOLD Coast residents are asking if the cost of private health insurance is really worth the expense, with new data revealing how many people are considering dumping it.
FORGET sun and sand, the Gold Coast will soon be known as the home of artificial intelligence, augmented reality, big data and robotics, according to the head of the city’s new health and knowledge precinct.
IT TAKES more than smarts to be an effective doctor, according to a top Gold Coast university professor. She reveals the newest hurdle prospective doctors will have to pass to secure a place in the already competitive field.
THERE’S a pest that’s invaded Burleigh Heads National Park sparking calls for it to be ‘carpet bombed’. But there’s a stoush brewing between a local conservationist and the Environment Department.
A MAJOR Coomera development is on hold as the Federal Government investigates the risk to the koala population, but conservation groups have warned decision makers don’t have all the information.
“IT IS all over red rover for koalas in the east Coomera area”: Koala Expert, as he warns Borobi Reserve might be hard to find
The Gold Coast’s tourism industry can grow on the back of taking advantage of our natural resources, writes Tourism Minister Kate Jones, who says the city offers one of the world’s best whale watching experiences.
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