Tag: gold coast
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PLUIMERS OVERCOMES DEVASTATING SEASON
Liz Pluimers has spoken frankly about last season’s devastating series. The ironwoman insists she no longer has any mental hurdles to overcome.
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PUNCH-UP OVER PRESSURE TO PUT PRAWNS ON XMAS TABLE
The pressure to put prawns on the Christmas table reportedly led to a punch-up this morning, when the sold-out sign went up at the trawlers. Home-cooks are tearing their hair out over last minute changes to the festive menu.
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CHEVRON ISLAND UPGRADE ANGERS RESIDENTS
In a win for Chevron Island traders, Council has agreed to add an extra disabled car space as part of the precinct’s upgrade. But it’s not enough to buy over the support of residents, who claim the works are a waste of money.
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HERO SPEAKS OF MOMENT HE SAVED HIS DYING COLLEAGUE
The bond between an off-duty paramedic and his colleague will no doubt be ever-lasting. Tony Stout frantically performed CPR on his mate, when he collapsed in a Mermaid Waters lake on Wednesday. With his friend now recovering in hospital, an emotional Tony spoke about saving one of his own.
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BLAZE TAKES NOTHING FOR GRANTED AHEAD OF 36ERS CLASH
Gold Coast Blaze is taking nothing for granted ahead of tomorrow night’s clash against cellar dwellers the 36ers. Adelaide is without Adam Ballinger and Nathan Crosswell for the rest of the season, but the Blaze believes that will simply give others guaranteed court time to shine.
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FORMER LEAGUE LEGEND SWAPS STEEDHEN FOR STEERING WHEEL
League hard man Ray Price has swapped the Steedhen for a steering wheel. The dual international, with OAM after his name, is now driving a Surfside Bus.
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GOLD COAST MANS BECOMES TRASH TREASURE
A Gold Coast man is giving back to the community, by picking up our rubbish. Brian Wood says it’s the least he can do, to earn his pension.
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CAHRITY HELPS 200 GOLD COASTERS HAVE HAPPY CHRISTMAS
The Christmas cupboard was bare for 200 Gold Coasters, until a mysterious message arrived. Carrara’s Dream Centre was about to play Santa.
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CALLS FOR BAR DREDGING FOLLOWING ANOTHER CAPSIZE
There’s renewed calls for sand dredging at the dangerous Tweed Bar, after another boat capsized at the weekend. The area’s marine rescue is warning boaties to take care, with dredging scheduled for this week postponed until the New Year.
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CLOSE TO A THOUSAND FAREWELL KENYAN ORPHAN
A young Kenyan orphan who drowned on the far north coast earlier this month has been remembered as an inspiration to others. Sam Matcharia had lived in Australia for just five years, but touched the hearts of many.