Serious side of bizarre Aussie fart campaign
It’s a truly bizarre campaign but the goal is something far more serious.
It’s a truly bizarre campaign but the goal is something far more serious.
From Schoolies scandal to basement terror: A Gold Coast-based sex worker recounts her most horrifying encounter on the job, involving a married man and a basement bedroom unbeknown to his wife. FULL DETAILS
She drives a luxury car, is a social scene staple and has shaped a reputation as a top businesswoman. But Felicity Jane Cohen has overseen a series of company collapses leaving creditors millions out of pocket.
With an obsession for perfection, celebrity designer Megan Ziems has built the biggest independent bridal brand in the world … all from a humble West Burleigh warehouse.
There are more than 50 candidates standing in the Gold Coast’s state seats at the October 26 election. Find out who they are and what they stand for. FULL PROFILE LIST
Gold Coast tourism bosses are fighting to rebuild the city’s relationship with what was once its most lucrative market – China. INSIDE THE PUSH
Nearly 2000 Gold Coast homes are at “intolerable” risk of being destroyed by bushfires, five years on from the devastating bushfires which devastated Binna Burra. SEE THE VIDEO
Tedder Ave is back, less than a decade after being declared a “dying” strip. Business is booming, shops are full and towers are rising. Here’s how the Main Beach institution turned a corner.
Millionaires, movie gods and rock stars were once a common site in Tedder Ave’s restaurants and cafes in Main Beach. Then it all fell apart. HERE’S WHAT WENT WRONG
Let’s be blunt: if the lead up to the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games was a 100-metre sprint, we’d be 20m behind with our shoelaces undone, writes Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate.
The Sydney 2000 Olympics bid supremo has revealed what needs to be done to save the 2032 Games and restore faith in the world’s biggest sporting event.
The Gold Coast Convention Centre is at capacity, is having to turn away events and is a “victim of its own success”, something now costing the city $1.3bn annually. FIND OUT WHY
One of the Gold Coast’s most famous shopping centres will be demolished and redeveloped into a high-end hotel run by one world’s biggest luxury accommodation giants. SEE THE VIDEO
As the city surges towards one million residents, we simply can’t take a wrong turn when it comes to forward planning… even if what’s around the corner seems a little scary.
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