Gold Coast
Kamala Harris goes from VEEP to gigging on the Gold Coast
This is certainly not where we thought we’d next be seeing the former presidential candidate.
- Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
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Son shot in groin, father stabbed after asking neighbours to ‘be quiet’
The alleged offender fired a warning shot from a black revolver from the back balcony of his Surfers Paradise unit before confronting the father who complained, police said.
- Marissa Calligeros
Nation’s capitals squeeze in an extra 430,000 people
Australia’s capital cities are home to a record 18.4 million people after their populations swelled by another 430,000 residents over the past year.
- Shane Wright
‘Long-lasting legacy’: Sunshine Coast promised mass transit for 2032
A Sunshine Coast public transport link dubbed ‘The Wave’ has been given the green light, promising heavy rail from Brisbane and local Metro-style buses.
- Catherine Strohfeldt
State begins review process on Gold Coast light rail expansion
The state government opened a review into the controversial Gold Coast light rail stage-four expansion weeks after floating the idea of using buses to complete the project.
- Catherine Strohfeldt
On the ground in Alfred’s wake
As south-east Queensland cleaned up after the destruction of ex-Cyclone Alfred, The Age was there to cover the unfolding story which has ramifications far beyond the immediate region.
- Adam Carey and Patrick Elligett
As it happened: Brisbane on Friday, March 14
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Hilton in flames at Surfers Paradise as ‘fiery explosion’ forces evacuation
More than 100 guests were standing by the roadside in the dark for at least an hour after the fire broke out.
- Catherine Strohfeldt
‘Open for business’: Queensland pitches to tourists in wake of cyclone
“Our message to the rest of Australia and to the world is that Queensland remains open for business,” said Tourism Minister Andrew Powell.
- Savannah Meacham and Rachael Ward
Surf’s up but all’s not swell on Gold Coast as beaches swept away
The Gold Coast’s famous beaches have been gutted and thousands of residents remain without power, but the city is getting back to normal.
- Adam Carey
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