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5th January 2025

PM Edition

‘One of the largest’: Tower transformation for Surfers site

A key central Surfers Paradise site’s transformation into a twin-tower residential project is one step closer after a big move by the developer. FIND OUT MORE

‘Doing it for fun’: Wallaby impaled by arrow in Southeast backyard

Photos have emerged of a wallaby in a Southeast backyard with an arrow skewered through its chest, leaving wildlife advocates horrified.

The sad rise and fall of Surfers Paradise’s giant ferris wheel

It was meant to be the next big tourist attraction but the Surfers Paradise Skywheel had a long and difficult road to being built. Things didn’t get better after it opened. FIND OU...

Royal seal of approval: Zara backs Magic Millions to bounce back

British royal and Olympic equestrian rider Zara Tindall says she’s confident the poison-damaged Gold Coast track will bounce back in time for the Magic Millions’ main race day next...

Smoke ’em out for good: Govt plan to ‘ruin’ black market vape shops

Up to 400 “priority” stores are in the sights of police, as the government investigates ways to financially ruin those caught selling vapes, in an effort to disrupt Queensland’s bo...

How Gerry Harvey saved Magic Millions from financial ruin

When Magic Millions plunged into administration and was put up for sale, billionaire retailer Gerry Harvey pounced and convinced a fellow horsing enthusiast to join him. Here’s how...

White Lotus star’s husband found dead

Tributes are flowing for filmmaker Jeff Baena, the husband of actress Aubrey Plaza, after his tragic death at the age of 47.

Madonna flaunts huge sparkler amid engagement rumours

Music superstar Madonna has hinted that she could be engaged to a toyboy boyfriend half her age after proudly flaunting a huge diamond ring.

Puberty blockers: J.K. Rowling backs ban — but they’re legal here

Author J.K Rowling has openly condemned the use of puberty blockers by children after they were banned in the UK but the treatment remains legal in Australia.