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The Gold Coast Bulletin, 17 Octobre 2026

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ArticleOFF TO A FLYING START

A week out from the GC500 and the trophies have been choppered in to Main Beach With just one week until the streets of Surfers Para­dise turn into a racetrack for the Gold Coast 500, the coveted trophies have been delivered to the city. The...

OFF TO A FLYING START

ArticleTRAFFIC FIX FOR CBD

The Gold Coast devel­op­ment industry’s top fig­ure says South­port needs a ded­ic­ated traffic plan to ensure the CBD doesn’t choke as its pop­u­la­tion and dens­ity grows. The Gold Coast City Coun­cil is final­ising plans for the future of...

TRAFFIC FIX FOR CBD

ArticleJIMMY’S GC RETURN

Aus­sie rock roy­alty Jimmy Barnes reck­ons “some of the best shows” of his life happened right here on the Gold Coast. Now the 70-year-old is com­ing back for more, head­lining the Red Hot Sum­mer Tour in Feb­ru­ary along­side a stacked line-up of...

JIMMY’S GC RETURN

ArticleJIMMY’S GC RETURN

Aus­sie rock roy­alty Jimmy Barnes reck­ons “some of the best shows” of his life happened right here on the Gold Coast. Now the 70-year-old is com­ing back for more, head­lining the Red Hot Sum­mer Tour in Feb­ru­ary along­side a stacked line-up of...

JIMMY’S GC RETURN

ArticleSEQ feels more like winter

A sud­den cold snap has settled over Queens­land, bring­ing unseason­ably chilly and wet con­di­tions that experts say will linger for the next four to five days. With tem­per­at­ures expec­ted to remain 4 to 8 degrees below the Octo­ber aver­age into...

SEQ feels more like winter