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27th February 2025

PM Edition

Bomb on beach shock: How Aus Defence Force lost ‘torpedo’ at sea

The Australian Defence Force is being blamed for a confronting-looking torpedo washing up on a Gold Coast beach - and forcing police to set up an exclusion zone at The Spit. SEE TH...

‘My final days have been in relentless pain’: Dying woman reveals terrible reality

Diagnosed with a terminal illness, a Gold Coast woman was left to spend her final weeks battling for basic care. This is her story, in her own words – a story that every Queensland...

Boy charged after gang allegedly dragged woman during luxury car heist

Police have charged a 17-year-old boy after a woman was allegedly dragged across her front yard while five people wearing balaclavas stole two luxury cars.

MY FIRST YEAR: Miami State School 2025 prep photos

The Gold Coast Bulletin has been busy visiting more than 25 primary schools to capture the cutest classes. Meet the faces behind My First Year here.

‘Can’t believe I fell for this’: Qld dating ‘expert’ faces shock claims

An author and dating “expert” who has amassed a global following has been accused of misleading clients and refusing refunds in his mission to profit from people looking for love. ...

Medical emergency or health scare? Pollies clash over hospital

It’s the facility the northern Gold Coast is crying out for. But Labor have claimed vital signs for the new Coomera Hospital are slipping – sparking anger from the state government...

‘One of the top threats’: What Facebook change means for you

Experts are sounding the alarm after bombshell changes were announced by the company behind Facebook, with warnings that people’s health could be severely impacted.

‘Lethal’: Why these Aussie areas will be unliveable

A huge issue sweeping Australia is going to have disastrous impacts on thousands of Aussies.

The cheap myth that busts the Boomers’ housing bubble

Sorry Peter Goers, but it takes a lot more cups of coffee to survive Australia’s housing market than it used to, writes Max Thomas.

Mum’s plea after son’s eye removed

When a Queensland mum looked at her four-year-old’s eye in the sunlight she knew something was terribly wrong. Now she wants others to know what to look for.