The body corporate for a Broadbeach unit complex is claiming damages against the owner and head contractor of a neighbouring 20-storey development, which is offering luxury residences at a starting price of $6.25m.
A popular Gold Coast restaurant is about to “pop up” in ever-growing Nobby Beach, as they prepare to temporarily close their 10-year-old venue for a “large-scale” renovation.
Homeless people in a mushrooming Southport tent city have been given a deadline to pack up or face fines of up to $8000 in an unprecedented crackdown. Full details.
A New South Wales police superintendent attached to the Tweed/Byron district has pleaded guilty at the first opportunity to drink driving on the M1 last week. His Queensland counterparts say he may face further charges.
One victim of an alleged six-figure scam has been stung $600,000 it’s been claimed in court, as the accused is refused bail. FULL STORY.
Police have laid an additional charge against alleged Gold Coast fraudster, accused of scamming the city’s Indian community out of huge sums. FULL STORY.
It’s long been the Glitter Strip, the Goldie, the tourist capital. But Melissa Donnelly has a new way of seeing our city.
More than three years after devising an elaborate plan to steal $100,000 that was intended for his own brother, a Gold Coast man has been sentenced to time in prison.
The ocean speaks to us more strongly somewhere between the last showering of spring and the first slam of summer heat.
Brisbane has gone India-crazy as superfans make the trek to the Gabba ahead of Saturday’s opening day of the third cricket Test.
Mayor Tom Tate has been accused of acting like a ‘King’ by asking a councillor to sit down, with suggestions the actions may land him in strife. Paul Weston explains what’s going on.
Police and firefighters are responding to an incident in a residential street in which petrol is believed to have been thrown into a property.
The nurses and midwives union demand to know how the LNP government plans to tackle the critical workforce shortage following the axing of incentives scheme.
Parents at the Gold Coast’s top performing – and highest earning – schools could be in for a New Year bill shock, with some facing fee increases of more than 13 per cent.
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