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28th March 2024

PM Edition

Popular craft brewing company in voluntary administration

An award-winning Gold Coast brewing company is in voluntary administration with its business to be sold after mounting tax debts left it unable to continue. Read what happened

Celebrity fashion brand calls in administrators over tax debt

A Gold Coast sustainable fashion brand – made famous by Duchess Meghan Markle and favoured by movie stars – has called in administrators. Find out what it means.

Titans take on off field battle as biggest fight for 2024

The Gold Coast Titans biggest fight won’t come on field this season, instead their biggest challenge is a six legged insect.

Term 1 highlights from Gold Coast schools for 2024

As Term 1 comes to a close for schools on the Gold Coast, here are some of the biggest achievements by the city’s next generation. Take a look

New details emerge on shock death of Mick Fanning’s brother

Kirra Surfriders Club has posted a heartbreaking tribute to Edward Fanning and revealed new details about how the beloved surfer lost his life overseas.

Festival boss launches attack on RBA in wake of Splendour’s cancellation

As fans reel after the abrupt cancellation of the iconic Splendour in the Grass, the boss of Bluesfest has blasted the Reserve Bank of Australia for “hurting our people”.

Horrifying reason huge singer disappeared

She was pegged as the next Amy Winehouse, with a debut album that sold millions of copies worldwide. Then the unthinkable happened.

It's a big call, but we've found the best biscuit in Australia

At tea time, everybody agrees (or do they?). Our taste testers rank the best Arnott's biscuits that have fallen off your radar. Here's why they deserve a comeback.

‘Had shoulder pain … then he died’: Young Aussie dad remembered

After a year suffering with shoulder pain, vineyard manager Benjamin Mitchell was scheduled for a surgery, but he never made it.