Gold Coast Bulletin

The Gold Coast Bulletin is a daily publication catering to the Gold Coast area in Australia. It is known as The Gold Coast Bulletin during the week and switches to the Weekend Bulletin for its Saturday and Sunday editions. The newspaper is owned by News Corp Australia.

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Revealed: 10 surprise regions for property investors

4 days ago | goldcoastbulletin.com.au | Lydia Kellner |Matt Bell

A country town known as the hub of the west and a popular holiday hotspot often referred to as the ‘Gateway to the Great Barrier Reef’ have been named in a list of cheapest places to buy property. The PRD ‘Smart Moves: Regional Edition 2025’ has highlighted the top ten affordable regional markets across Australia, with key consideration given to affordability, rental yields and future projects to determine the regions making the best bets for buyers.
Forecast shock: Surfers Paradise home prices to hit $9m by 2030

5 days ago | goldcoastbulletin.com.au | Viva Hyde |Matt Bell

NewsQueenslandGold CoastSurfers Paradise could become a $9 million suburb by 2030 if the extraordinary growth of the past five years were to continue. New modelling by PropTrack, based on trends since the pandemic boom, reveals just how far Gold Coast property prices might climb unless the market moderates within the next five years. The forecast projects values more than doubling across some of the city’s most popular beachside pockets as well as the most affordable unit markets.
Are you not entertained? Celtics unleash ‘gladiator’ defence to stun 13-time champs

1 week ago | goldcoastbulletin.com.au | Nic Darveniza

Hinterland Celtics president Rata Rawhiti has warned rivals of the Gold Coast’s newest first grade rugby club that Saturday’s maiden victory in the division might be the launch pad for a finals run - just as it was a year ago. Few outside Bill Norris Oval foresaw the Celtics winning a game in their debut Phil Temperton Cup season, let alone beating a team harbouring designs on the premiership.
How Currumbin landed Corey Norman for Gold Coast A Grade title push

1 week ago | goldcoastbulletin.com.au | Nic Darveniza

Former Queensland five-eighth Corey Norman made a surprise debut in Rugby League Gold Coast A Grade for Currumbin, in a mid-season signing coup that promises to swing the balance of power in the competition. The 228-game former Broncos, Eels and Dragons playmaker turned 34 in February so is still younger than active NRL stars Daly Cherry-Evans, Ben Hunt and Kieran Foran. Norman joined the Eagles to complete a triumvirate of ex-NRL players alongside good mate Kevin Proctor and Jarrod Wallace.
Reality of working on a cruise ship

1 week ago | goldcoastbulletin.com.au | David Campbell |Matt Bell

NewsAn Australian nurse who worked and lived full-time on cruise ships as part of on-board medical teams has lifted the lid on the rewarding nature of her work and the positively crazy things she witnessed on the high seas. Dawn Howfield spent 36 years as a nurse, including six months working for Carnival Cruise Line in US waters. The WA resident has left her cruising days behind but uses Facebook to regale her friends and family with stories of her time living aboard a ship in 2003.
Architect couple’s cottage flip puts ‘secret suburb’ on the map

1 week ago | goldcoastbulletin.com.au | Viva Hyde |Matt Bell

NewsQueenslandGold CoastAn architect couple’s enchanting home flip has put a little-known Gold Coast Hinterland suburb on the map. Rebecca and Murray Stewart have listed their beautifully renovated acreage property in Neranwood — a tiny semi-rural community with a population of just 79 people. Situated on 10 acres, the four-bedroom, three-bathroom home offers a rare combination of total privacy, skyline views stretching from Main Beach to Miami, and easy access to schools, shops and the beach.
100%: NFL Australia Academy’s insane college strike rate sparks tryout frenzy

1 week ago | goldcoastbulletin.com.au | Nic Darveniza

A perfect eight from eight members of the NFL’s Gold Coast Academy intake of 2024 have already received full ride scholarship offers to attend an American university, as growth in local applications to join the Academy surged past 200 per cent.
First Budds Beach tower in more than a decade

2 weeks ago | goldcoastbulletin.com.au | Matt Bell

NewsBuying And Building NewGold CoastThe first development at Budds Beach in more than a decade has started construction, with builder and developer McNab bringing the 28-level Elements tower to life. The milestone coincides with new research from the National Property Research Co that shows the Gold Coast will need another 144,000 new dwellings over the next two decades to meet the forecast population growth, set to tip one million residents by 2045.
Builder’s waterfront marvel named Aus hottest property of the week

3 weeks ago | goldcoastbulletin.com.au | Viva Hyde |Matt Bell

NewsQueenslandGold CoastA showstopping Gold Coast home that swept national building awards has sparked an online frenzy, attracting more views online than any other property for sale in Australia. The waterfront mansion at 24 Winch Court, Mermaid Waters was the hottest home of the week listed on realestate.com.au. It is marketed by Kollosche agents, Jamie Harrison and Michael Kollosche, and goes to auction on May 16.
Long lines as 230,000 vote early; Dutton blames ‘lies’ for polling

3 weeks ago | goldcoastbulletin.com.au | Clare Armstrong |Angira Bharadwaj |Lachlan Leeming |Jade Gailberger

LIVEThere have been long lines at early voting centres but one has been closed after a Liberal truck crashed – as the Opposition Leader blames Labor for his poor polling. Anthony Albanese cancelled campaign events to mourn the death of Pope Francis but is expected to resume hostilities with Peter Dutton tonight in the third leaders’ debate. Hundreds of early voting centres will be open until Friday, May 2 with millions expected to cast their ballots early.