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Gold Coast woman arrested after alleged police pursuit

A Gold Coast woman allegedly involved in a dramatic pursuit at the weekend has been arrested. Sarah Jane Boyd, 28, is believed to have been a passenger in a wild chase at Pacific Pines on Sunday night in which it's alleged police cars were rammed and ... >> view original

Psychologist concerned with welfare of self-proclaimed Candyman's children

Australia's self-proclaimed "Candyman" has tried to block associates from speaking about him to the media as his wife's grandparents make an emotional plea for her to contact her family. Travers Beynon is a former AFL player who turned to male ... >> view original

Gold Coast media show their support for Kate

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Woman caught flossing while driving at 100km/h on Gold Coast motorway

A woman has been photographed flossing her teeth with both hands while driving 100km/h down one of the Gold Coast's busiest roads — and police are not impressed. Commuter Derek Flett took the photo on the M1 yesterday about 2.40pm as he was being ... >> view original

Voicebox Project helps tackle mental health issues for Gold Coast participants

A participant in a Gold Coast program dealing with mental health issues says she gained some valuable benefits from the experience. Partners in Recovery is again staging the Voicebox Project, which was held for the first time last year. Gold Coast ... >> view original

SA calls for more road funding

THE South Australian government has released a 10-year plan to develop Adelaide's north-south road corridor and has called on the federal government to provide more funding. TREASURER Tom Koutsantonis says the federal government received the plan ... >> view original

RBA in two minds over rate cut

The decision to drop the cash rate target to 2 per cent hinged on revised forecasts by Reserve Bank staffers showing national growth prospects were more dire than previously thought. Delays were expected in when the country would see higher growth rates, ... >> view original

Stressed white-collar workers contribute to insurer TAL's $1 billion in claims

A rising army of stressed and sick white-collar workers is hurting Australian insurers. The nation's biggest life insurer, TAL, provided the latest evidence of the trend on Tuesday, announcing its claims had cracked $1 billion for the year to the end of March. >> view original

Orica appoints interim CEO to role permanently

Mining explosives firm Orica has ended its two-month search for a new chief executive by appointing its interim CEO to the role permanently. Alberto Calderon has been acting in the role since late March, when combative former chief Ian Smith left the ... >> view original

Coal seam gas: AGL cleared of adverse findings to resume operations in ...

The Baird government has cleared AGL of any "adverse findings" after a probe into the discovery of banned chemicals at the energy giant's coal seam gas operations in northern NSW. The Division of Resources and Energy said on Tuesday that AGL is ... >> view original