Infamous schoolies beach parties along Surfers Paradise are at risk of going ahead this year, due to ongoing erosion in the wake of Cyclone Alfred.

There will be changes to the way a popular, free Schoolies beach party zone operates in the wake of Cyclone Alfred.

The government has responded to claims made by a retired military engineer that a controversial mega housing project at the ...

Exciting three year old New Zealand bred Cyclone Jordy (Art Major) maintained his unbeaten Australian record with his tenth successive ...

Imagine waking up to find your home perched on the edge of a precipice, the ocean gnawing at the earth just metres below.

Beach parties could be off-limits for thousands of schoolies on the Gold Coast this year because of significant erosion brought on by Cyclone Alfred.

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Three-quarters of State Emergency Service volunteers quit within 16 months, as bureaucratic red tape and onerous paperwork ...

Australia’s financial services minister and assistant treasurer, Daniel Mulino, has held a series of talks with London market ...

Cyclone Debbie hit the north coast of Queensland several hundred kms from us; however, the low system producing massive ...

Suburban Park stalwart Chris Gartrell brought up his 300th game for the club in style on Saturday afternoon, leading the team ...