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Jackman brunches in Miami
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PLENTY of good home buying opportunities remain for people on the Gold Coast with a budget up to $700,000.
Red light turn trial to return
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Divorce party trend sweeps Coast
ONCE upon a time, the word “divorce” was only uttered in a whisper, now couples are going to great lengths to celebrate the end of a marriage.
Council deals ILS a lethal blow
THE Gold Coast Airport may never get a controversial navigation system with just one councillor voting in favour of the technology experts insist is vital.
Nurse lodges $260k claim for ‘choking’
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Fundraising Act Blogger Gibson faces possible jail
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‘The soul of Labor has been hijacked’
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Territory teen arrested over ‘beheading hit list’
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Escaped killer dead, another being pursued
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Obama breaks into song at funeral
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Suns ready for young Lions
WHEN it comes to the clash of AFL clubs Gold Coast Suns and Brisbane in the NEAFL, it almost always comes down to which personnel are available.
No Gaz, no bums on seats
GARY Ablett’s absence has plunged the Suns into the red with gate-takings at Metricon Stadium already more than $500,000 below budget.
Tomic family at war with Rafter
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Footballer shows off her nude ‘boy’ body
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Johnson fires ominous Ashes warning
MITCHELL Johnson has sent alarm bells ringing for England, after a former Ashes batsman who faced his three-wicket outing in the Kent tour match gave a rave review.
McGuire floored as Broncos dominate Knights
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Jackman brunches in Miami
AUSTRALIAN treasure Hugh Jackman has made a yet another stealth visit to a local cafe during his family stay on the Gold Coast.
Pirates investigated for toxic waste dump
THE State Government is investigating allegations the Pirates of the Caribbean production has illegally let toxic liquids flow into an Oxenford creek.
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Nasty disease making a comeback
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Sunrise’s awkward nude on-air gaffe
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Gold Coast renegades on the run
THEY could be living in your street. The criminals — some on the run for several years — who are wanted for crimes allegedly committed on the Coast.
Divorce party trend sweeps Coast
ONCE upon a time, the word “divorce” was only uttered in a whisper, now couples are going to great lengths to celebrate the end of a marriage.
Strata reforms: how they affect you
A PROPOSAL to reduce the building sale threshold to 75 per cent of owners is being considered, we ask leading academics and industry leaders a few questions.
Jackman brunches in Miami
AUSTRALIAN treasure Hugh Jackman has made a yet another stealth visit to a local cafe during his family stay on the Gold Coast.
Strata reforms: how they affect you
A PROPOSAL to reduce the building sale threshold to 75 per cent of owners is being considered, we ask leading academics and industry leaders a few questions.
Divorce party trend sweeps Coast
ONCE upon a time, the word “divorce” was only uttered in a whisper, now couples are going to great lengths to celebrate the end of a marriage.
Kids put holiday fun to the test
On the eve of the school holidays, we took two lucky kids out to try out a few iconic Gold Coast attractions.
Gay marriage a ‘victory for America’
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Blogger Gibson faces possible jail
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Death after a four-hour erection
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Vote now: city’s best Mexican food
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We name Coast’s top 10 mechanics
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Flight Council deals ILS a lethal blow
THE Gold Coast Airport may never get a controversial navigation system with just one councillor voting in favour of the technology experts insist is vital.
Whales boost highrise bookings
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Rail trail rethink after funds blow
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