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Coast flood victim abuses rescuers

As emergency services fought rising floodwaters and Cyclone Debbie lashed the Coast, Richard Greenland, 31, was looking out for one thing — himself. Allegedly drunk and angry, he swore at rescuers as they pulled him to safety after his car plunged into floodwaters off John Muntz Bridge, which was washed away.

Ingrid speaks of machete attack

Gold Coast mum Ingrid Brown, whose face was slashed from mouth to ear in a machete attack, has spoken of the ordeal. Ms Brown, who has just returned home from hospital, said she feared she may never smile again.

Four new places to eat in Southport

If Southport locals from five years ago took a stroll through the suburb now, they’d barely recognise it. There’s plenty going on, especially on the food front and one of the Gold Coast’s best coffee joints is about to open its doors. We showcase four new openings to whet your appetite.

Shock discovery for owner of torched car

The owner of a car torched at Varsity Lakes on Wednesday had no idea the vehicle had been stolen until told by police. Firefighters worked for about 10 minutes to extinguish the blaze after reports of the fire at Frascott Park at about 4am yesterday. Local councillor Hermann Vorster said the arson was caught on CCTV vision, which had now been handed to police.

Healthy reason for men to get busy in bed

New research from Harvard University suggests that frequent ejaculations could be the key to keeping the semen-producing gland healthy and avoiding cancer. Researchers found high levels of sexual activity can reduce the risk of contracting prostate cancer by 33 per cent.