Top 10 Budget wins for Gold Coast
Premier Anastacia Palaszczuk and Treasurer Curtis Pitt have delivered the Queensland Budget at Parliament House, Brisbane. Photographer: Liam Kidston.STATE Treasurer Curtis Pitt has unveiled his second budget, pledging millions to boost the Gold Coast’s economy.While the Gold Coast missed out on funding to widen its stretch of the M1, the 2016-17 budget delivered multiple sweeteners for the Glitter Strip.They include:1. Tourism$33.5 million in tourism funding over a four-year period to increase ..>> view originalPolice identify body found in creek
A MAN at the centre of a Beaudesert murder probe has been questioned twice, undergone a full body examination and handed over his mobile phone but police say they are no closer to making an arrest.>> view originalLeaders give Gold Coast a miss
Labor to scrap 'second rate' NBN1:13Labor will scrap the coalition's 'second rate' NBN and resume its fibre-to-the-premises plan if elected. THE Gold Coast is feeling blue and it is all because the city is far too blue — in a political sense.Regarded as a Liberal Party stronghold, the Gold Coast has become an election ghost town, with both the Prime Minister and Opposition Leader missing in action.Political observer Griffith University Professor Stephen Stockwell says the city only has itself t..>> view originalWoman cut free from car after Gold Coast crash
Three people have been injured in a traffic crash on the Gold Coast.The accident, involving two cars on Henry Cotton Drive, Parkwood, occurred at about 12.15pm. Emergency crews work to free a woman trapped in a car on the Gold Coast. Photo: Tom Hartley/Seven News A female in her 50s, a female in her 70s and a man in his 80s were injured.One of the female occupants was trapped in one of the cars, with firefighters using cutting equipment to help free her.So far one person has been taken ..>> view originalState Budget boost for tourism
Queensland Treasurer Curtis Pitt. Picture: Annette DewTOURISM, health and education are set for a State Budget boost today but the southern Gold Coast’s M1 is likely to stay on the wishlist.Tourism businesses and groups will be able to apply for dollar-for-dollar funding in the $33.5 million Connecting with Asia program, aimed at creating tourism jobs.New classrooms will be built at local schools as part of a $66.7 million program, including $5.6 million at Southport Special School; $1.6 million..>> view original
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