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One year on from its first recorded case, the Gold Coast has no COVID-related deaths. Here s why
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Anzac Day on Currumbin Beach was very different in 2020.
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Of 1,306 confirmed COVID-19 cases in Queensland so far, 215 have been on the Gold Coast
About 100 million COVID-19 cases have been recorded globally, with 2.1 million deaths
An infectious diseases expert says the lack of deaths on the Gold Coast is a tribute to Australia s response
A 44-year-old man from Hubei province in China tested positive after arriving on a flight from Melbourne.
Brisbane Broncos star Payne Haas was arrested after he was allegedly verbally abusive to police.
Haas had been at Jack Evans Boat Harbour on Coral Street at Tweed Heads, on the New South Wales north coast, at 10pm on Saturday.
NSW Police say they spoke to a 21-year-old man and woman before the man allegedly became verbally abusive towards officers. He was arrested and taken to Tweed Heads Police Station where he was charged with offensive language and intimidate police officer in execution of duty, police said.
Brisbane Broncos star Payne Haas will face court after he was arrested over an alleged incident
 That s because he apparently had similar ambitions for the site before the GFC hit and was working on a tower scheme. His nondescript former HQ s on a site passed by thousands of cars daily. It s set to be the latest in a list of properties that already have been bowled, or are on the knockdown agenda, as the oceanside suburb blossoms. The list ranges from blocks of apartments to the Fish House restaurant and a large part of the Old Burleigh Theatre Arcade. The ex-Marshall building is across the road from the Swell resort and fronts Tweed St, a short feeder strip that runs beside the Gold Coast Highway at the eastern end of central Burleigh.
As of November 30 this year, 174 tiger sharks were among those reported with 102 bull whalers and 55 long nose whalers. Three people lost their lives because of shark attacks in Queensland this year. Fish City Charters owner Eddie Riddle, who s been in the industry for two decades, said the animals were in numbers that had never been seen before. Mr Riddle, who operates out of Townsville, said they lost much of their catch to sharks - particularly bull sharks. Fish City Charters owner Eddie Riddle. Picture: Matt Taylor He said he also occasionally sees tiger sharks and hammerheads while bull sharks have been spotted in inshore estuaries.