Lendlease’s third residential building in the Collins Wharf precinct of Victoria Harbour.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe 28-storey building at 971 Collins Street in Melbourne’s Docklands will deliver 312 homes in a mix of one two and three-bedroom apartments as well as townhouses and penthouses.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAccording to Lendlease the project has already secured more than 50 per cent in presales.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eHickory is the construction contractor—it completed the precinct’s first development in 2019 and is also working on LendLease’s second tower Regatta.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eFor Ancora Hickory is implementing several technical construction methods including various piling techniques and precast concrete solutions that enable a parallel-track construction program.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe building’s facade designed by architect Warren and Mahoney uses a three-stage design incorporating double-glazed glass and textured precast concrete with Reckli and brick finishes.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe structural design transitions from a solid podium base to lighter upper levels “reflecting a maritime theme” aligned with the Collins Wharf design objectives.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAncora will connect to the neighbouring Regatta development via a podium allowing resident access to shared amenities.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eDesigned as an all-electric building that includes electric vehicle infrastructure the development is targeting a 5 Star Green Star certification Completion is expected in 2027.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eRegatta including build-to-rent and build-to-sell units.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003c/span\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003cp\u003eExtensive wharf works including remediation of pre-existing wharf piles installation of raker piles and construction of the extension to Australia Walk are also part of the project.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eTechnical challenges include constructing on the finger wharf and co-ordinating extensive above-wharf road reserve and public parkland works.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe Collins Wharf precinct will ultimately comprise six residential buildings of more than 1800 homes surrounded by over 5000sq m of parks and community space.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eLendlease is developing the parkland concurrently with the residential components including the extension of Australian Walk that forms part of the City of Melbourne’s Greenline project.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eLendlease executive director of development Adam Williams said Collins Wharf “is fast becoming a sought-after address .. which took just a handful of hours to emerge on Saturday night the Coalition’s failure to sway voters has come under intense scrutiny.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIts lack of policies around property that resonated with voters has been a large part of that criticism.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAmong those policies was a $5-billion infrastructure program to unlock up to 500,000 new homes was greeted with no small amount of scepticism.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe Coalition also campaigned on its previously revealed plan to allow first home buyers to draw down on their superannuation giving access to up to $50,000 to help fund mortgage deposits.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eWhile that proposal had won some support it got the thumbs down from many of Australia’s top economists who said the measure could prove highly inflationary among other issues.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eSimilarly its plan to allow mortgage interest for first home buyers to be tax-deductible was roundly criticised for its likely inflationary and regressive effects.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIt has also been pointed out that the Coalition’s rejection of the Green’s policies around housing supply affordable housing and help for renters did it no favours.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe ALP went to the polls spruiking an extension of schemes introduced during its previous term including a 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names were confusing The Tugun Satellite Health Centre will retain its Aboriginal co-name: “Banyahrmabah” which when translated from Yugambeh language to English means “a place to be made healthy” These centres will continue to deliver the same trusted care including minor injury and illness care and outpatient services from dedicated nurses If you have a health condition or injury that is not life-threatening such as such as simple fractures, simple infections and allergies, sprains, strains and minor burns, the Tugun Satellite Health Centre is open 8am-10pm Anyone in the community needing health care can access the satellite health centres with minor injury and illness clinic offering a drop-in model similar to the emergency department while outpatient services are facilitated via referral pathways always call Triple Zero (000) or visit an emergency department at Gold Coast University Hospital or Robina Hospital use the healthdirect Australia online symptom checker for advice on what to do next For confidential advice from a qualified healthcare professional Join Gold Coast Health on social media as we create a more connected health community If you have a story to share on our channel, contact us © The State of Queensland (Queensland Health) 2025 Queensland Government 2025There’s a quiet buzz about Tugun these days A little slower than its neighbours Currumbin and Burleigh Heads this beachside suburb leans into its laid-back It’s the kind of place where you can stroll along Golden Four Drive with a coffee in hand and grab a bite to eat – all on the same cruisy stretch adding some serious flavour to the mix is Palomino’s Deli a small-but-mighty cafe that’s quickly earning its stripes on the Gold Coast food scene The Gold Coast isn’t typically known for its deli culture one slice of mortadella at a time thanks to Zayne Stoner a Melbourne native with a love of old-school vinyl community connection and really great sandwiches Despite having only opened in October of last year Palomino’s Deli feels like the kind of place that has been here forever – yet somehow still feels like a secret you’re lucky to be in on where delis are practically a rite of passage Zayne saw a gap in the Gold Coast food landscape Alongside co-owner Josh Bainbridge and collaborator James Hurlston (who helped shape the menu and space) Zayne transformed a former Mexican eatery into something entirely new “I was actually trying to do this in Bali originally,” he says “But then this space popped up and I just… went for it.” Zayne sent a mate to inspect the Tugun venue got a walkthrough video and jumped on a plane he was signing papers – without a solid plan for a menu just the loose idea that he wanted to open a deli Despite having never worked in hospitality before “But it all comes down to making people feel welcome right?” And that’s precisely how you will feel as you step foot inside the tiny cafe With the help of mates and some DIY tutorials Zayne tackled most of the venue’s fit-out himself The aesthetic is inspired by iconic delis around the world – think Bambino in Paris a record-spinning vibe and a scattering of low stools to pull up a perch while you wait Palomino’s doesn’t try to do everything – just a few things really well is anchored by one superstar – the egg roll melty cheddar and grilled deli meats like mortadella or sopressa it’s developed something of a cult following “People are devastated when they miss the 10am cut-off,” Zayne admits A classic BLT rounds out the morning offerings keeping to the venue’s ethos of simplicity there’s just two rolls to choose from – the American and the Italian The American is Zayne’s love letter to Jersey-style deli sandwiches ranch dressing and as many meats as you want Just be sure to order a serve of crispy fries that are dusted with a seriously addictive secret salt Subscribe for updatesWhile some places reject variations the staff are only too happy to tell you about their favourite combinations Palomino’s pours Allpress – a cult classic in its own right But if you’re in the mood for something stronger there’s a curated clutch of beers – American Coors Zayne and the team have big plans for the small space starting with arvo sessions complete with tapas hopefully in the latter half of this year Zayne tells us Subscribe for updatesHead to The Directory for opening times. InDaily Queensland acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work and live, the Turrbal, Yuggera, Yugambeh and Kombumerri people, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. Copyright ©2025 InDaily. All rights reserved. Motorists are advised of changed traffic conditions on the Pacific Motorway at the Tugun Bypass Tunnel from Monday to carry out essential maintenance work The tunnel will be closed to all traffic from 8pm to 5am AEDT each night from Monday On the nights of Monday 17 and Thursday 20 February northbound traffic will be diverted at the Gold Coast Highway (Tugun exit) onto Tugun Currumbin Road rejoining the Pacific Motorway at Currumbin Southbound traffic will be diverted at Tugun Currumbin Road (exit 95) onto Gold Coast Highway rejoining the Pacific Motorway at Tweed Heads West (Gold Coast Highway on-ramp) On the nights of Tuesday 18 and Wednesday 19 February northbound traffic will detour via Kennedy Drive (Tweed Heads exit) Sugarwood Drive/Gold Coast Highway and Tugun Currumbin Road re-joining the Pacific Motorway at Currumbin Southbound traffic will be diverted via Tugun Currumbin Road (exit 95) re-joining the Pacific Motorway at Tweed Heads West (Kennedy Drive on-ramp) The traffic diversions are suitable for all vehicle types Motorists are advised to allow up to five minutes’ additional travel time drive to the conditions and follow the direction of signs and traffic control Routine maintenance of the tunnel is carried out every three months and involves a range of measures such as inspecting the various operating and safety systems Transport for NSW thanks motorists for their patience while this essential maintenance work is carried out Download the Live Traffic NSW app for up-to-date information go to Live Traffic NSW | Incident Details in your app and click Follow A longstanding issue causing major disruptions for heavy vehicle operators on the Pacific Motorway has been permanently resolved with the installation of new technology and truck turnaround areas at the Tugun Bypass tunnel overheight trucks occasionally bypassed warning signs and became stuck at the tunnel entrances particularly when approaching from Queensland these drivers were forced to reverse up to four kilometres with the assistance of Transport for NSW and police from both states—a process that caused significant delays With the completion of this infrastructure upgrade overheight vehicles will now be detected earlier and have designated turnaround areas closer to both tunnel entrances implemented during scheduled maintenance closures over the past two years and variable speed limit signs to halt overheight trucks before they reach the tunnel Minister for Regional Transport and Roads Jenny Aitchison highlighted the benefits of the project made possible by investment from the NSW Government “With the investment from the Minns Labor Government overheight vehicles should never reach the tunnel they can be turned around with help from the Tugun incident response officer or a single police officer,” Minister Aitchison said “The time and cost savings from this change are enormous and it will mean the lengthy delays when an overheight vehicle inadvertently entered the tunnel are a thing of the past “Transport for NSW put in new overheight detection systems to notify staff of a vehicle approaching the tunnel so they can immediately activate variable speed limit signs to stop them reaching the tunnel “We’ve also installed five new advance warning signs and new traffic lights just short of where we’ve put in new heavy vehicle crossovers.” straddles the New South Wales-Queensland border The project was completed through close collaboration between authorities in both states “The project has improved advance warning technology as well as the infrastructure so if any overheight vehicles did get past the advance warning systems they would be stopped and able to turn around at the entrance to the tunnel,” Minister Aitchison added the risk of overheight trucks blocking the Tugun Bypass tunnel is now significantly reduced improving safety and efficiency for all motorists using the key interstate corridor Transport for NSW has revealed new technology and truck turning areas have been successfully installed at the Tugun bypass tunnel to help prevent overheight vehicles getting stuck The completion of the works should solve the “rare but highly disruptive” problem of overheight drivers slip past warning signs prior to the tunnel’s entrance Should the overheight drivers reach the tunnel previously they would have had to reverse their rig four kilometres back up the motorway before they could turn around New advance warning signs have been installed alongside a turning area closer to the tunnel meaning overheight drivers will not have to back up such a significant distance “We’ve also installed five new advance warning signs and new traffic lights just short of where we’ve put in new heavy vehicle crossovers “The Tugun tunnel goes underneath Coolangatta Airport with the southern end of the tunnel in NSW and the northern end in Queensland and we had great collaboration with the Queensland authorities to get the work done they would be stopped and able to turn around at the tunnel entrance.” Most of the work to fix the issue was carried out over two years during quarterly maintenance tunnel closures to minimise impacts to motorists The turning areas have been installed close to both the southbound and northbound entrances of the tunnel Australasian Transport News (ATN) and its digital platform Fully Loaded have been the leading source of intelligence for owners and managers of medium to large transport businesses Surf champion Mick Fanning has listed a designer beachside home built around an indoor skate ramp for auction The three-time world champion surfer could bank around $4m from the sale based on huge price growth in the popular southern Gold Coast pocket Fanning splashed $3m on the 2018-built house in 2021 with home values surging about 35 per cent since then Champion surfer Mick Fanning and his partner Breeana Randall have listed their Tugun investment property two bathroom home bordering Tugun and Currumbin is marketed by Coastal agent and will be offered up at a private auction next month share two young children and own several other properties totalling about $10m in the area including a stunning three-storey holiday rental The Farrell Dr house for sale was built by local entrepreneurs Luke and Bec Conforti over a single level on a leafy 1269sq m block fronting Currumbin Creek just 400m from the beach and backing onto Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Previous owners Luke and Bec Conforti at the Farrell St residence The plywood ramp is built into an airc-conditioned recreation room with surround sound Taking pride of place is a 3ft plywood skate ramp housed in a purpose-built airconditioned room that is the size of a double garage along with a surround sound system comprising integrated subwoofers and external Bose speakers Ms Canning described the property as “a once in a lifetime opportunity” “This unique space was made possible by a historic acquisition of additional land and planter boxes — just a short stroll to the beach all situated on a prime capital growth street.” The home was designed to harmonise with its natural surroundings It was one of the nation’s most viewed properties on www.realestate.com.au when last listed for sale in June 2021 and it was designed to fit the skate ramp in perfectly,” Mr Conforti said during the prior sales campaign “It has really high ceilings on purpose and all the walls are lined with timber and plywood for the fact that when you skate you can’t damage anything.” Fanning has invested more than $10m in real estate in the area Mega sale boosts Gold Coast prestige market Worst city in Australia to live if you’re single Judges get brutal on The Block The home was designed to harmonise with its natural surrounds through use of quality materials including black butt timber High-tech features include a complete home automation system which controls the lights as well as the temperature of the pool PropTrack data shows Tugun house prices were up 14.8 per cent in the last 12 months alone High-tech features include full home automation The home is located a short stroll from the beach and surrounded by bush third parties have written and supplied the content and we are not responsible for it completeness or reliability of the information nor do we accept any liability or responsibility arising in any way from omissions or errors contained in the content We do not recommend sponsored lenders or loan products and we cannot introduce you to sponsored lenders We strongly recommend that you obtain independent advice before you act on the content realestate.com.au is owned and operated by ASX-listed REA Group Ltd (REA:ASX) © REA Group Ltd. By accessing or using our platform, you agree to our Terms of Use. ‘Where Song Began’ is a musical celebration of Australia’s birds enhanced by a film of evocative landscape stills moving images and bird call field recordings Violinist Simone Slattery was a 2019 Churchill Fellow received a PhD in Music Performance from the University of Adelaide and performs regularly with Australia’s finest ensembles Cellist Anthony Albrecht is an Australian graduate of The Juilliard School’s Historical Performance program The performance features photography from renowned Australian photographers Muneer Al Shanti and Mark Eatwell Performance length: 60 minutes without interval Camerata – Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra Check out our playlists from our latest issue Our free Weekly Newsletter delivers the latest arts news reviews and features to your inbox each Saturday A CoastSnap station at Elephant Rock in Tugun Beach People can contribute to Cyclone Alfred beach recovery efforts through a citizen science photo project founded by UNSW researchers called CoastSnap As parts of Australia’s east coast get on with the clean-up from Cyclone Alfred there’s a simple way anyone can take part in coastal recovery thanks to a project started by UNSW researchers There are more than 600 CoastSnap stations placed at beaches across the world Many of these stations monitor pockets of Australia’s eastern coastline affected by the recent weather event you place your phone in the cradle (pictured at the top of this page) follow some prompts and upload the picture to a database The photos are then modified by software to replicate photos taken from space and can be superimposed on actual satellite imagery the photos are valuable for monitoring the width of a beach Mitchell Harley Associate Professor with UNSW’s School of Civil & Environmental Engineering and a co-founder of CoastSnap says anyone with a smartphone can contribute and the more the merrier where we can basically crowd-source and harness all of the smartphones that people have in their pockets to get these eyes on the ground and get a lot more visual records of the changes up and down the coast can be “equivalent to things you get from professional survey techniques” Over 100,000 photos taken for CoastSnap since 2017 have helped provide a continuous picture of beaches for UNSW’s Water Research Laboratory (WRL). The photos are open-source and placed on a world map on the CoastSnap website Timelapse video taken by the WRL for the City of Gold Coast during the weekend Alfred hit just after it was officially downgraded to an east coast low shows a steady surge eating away at the coastline Harley says continued efforts to use CoastSnap are important the east coast lows… that’s where we can see these really extreme effects… clusters of back-to-back storms that keep eroding the beach and there’s no opportunity for that recovery phase to kick in.” He says documenting the recovery phase through CoastSnap is vital for preparation against the next event “Having those regular snaps really helps us understand how quickly beaches recover Some beaches may recover in a matter of a few months “You’re contributing to a dataset without having to do much.” “We had fixed cameras at certain locations … but [that event] really showed us we had lots of gaps,” A/Prof monitoring that area was a success and became CoastSnap Harley says there hasn’t been an erosion event on the scale of Collaroy until Alfred a network of stations across the country gives the WRL a 'wealth of data' to assist its research to detect when a sandbank has eroded far enough to let them legally dredge up sand from elsewhere and top it up “That was all being informed by the community images You have community collecting the data that are informing the decisions that affect the community.” One CoastSnap station, at the request of the NSW government monitors a shipwreck at Woolgoolga on the state’s mid-north coast that reveals itself after major storms Alfred was the latest event to bring the 'Buster' wreck out into the open CoastSnap’s journey out to international waters has also provided other uses for the cradles. The project monitors a harmful form of seaweed called sargassum in the Caribbean, West Africa and Mexico beaches itself and completely disrupts the tourism and fishing industry [These places] are really interested in understanding these events,” A/Prof Artificial intelligence is complementing CoastSnap in many ways from speeding up processes to providing even more uses for the photos “There are new algorithms being processed which just allow us to do what we were doing a few years ago much faster and more accurately.” A/Prof. Harley is also working with Surf Lifesaving Australia on an app that uses CoastSnap photos to detect rips The amount of images available through the project is a valuable asset for helping AI detect the currents Harley encourages people to be a part of CoastSnap where they find it “What we find is that once you build up that visual record then forever more we have that record to inform policy.” UNSW respectfully acknowledges the Bidjigal clan of the Dharawal Nation on whose unceded lands we are privileged to learn and recognise the broader Nations with whom we walk together UNSW acknowledges the enduring connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to culture The Uluru Statement Tugun Satellite Hospital (Banyahrmabah) has celebrated its first birthday marking one year since the Minor Injury and Illness Clinic opened on 15 November 2023.  the hospital has become a vital part of the Gold Coast Health network walk-in urgent care and specialised services that have collectively recorded more than 30,000 presentations.  Nurse Unit Manager for Tugun’s Minor Injury and Illness Clinic Caroline West said she had an amazing team who worked extremely well together.   “We have a great relationship with the community and we provide an outstanding service – we should all be proud of what we’ve created,” Caroline said.    The clinic saw 20,006 presentations in its first year the Kidney Dialysis Unit began operation and has since delivered 1,756 treatments to meet growing community demand.   with 3,187 patients accessing physiotherapy social work and psychology since opening.   which has already provided 1,760 patients with infusion therapies.  Have your say on a new name for Tugun Satellite Hospital While Tugun Satellite Hospital continues to deliver exceptional care, staff and the community are invited to have their say on a new name for satellite hospitals via an online survey.  Queensland Health will establish a clinical advisory group to review the consultation findings.  A name change is designed to help reduce confusion and ensure more patients can access the care they need when and where they need it. The commitment to consulting clinicians on a new name is a part of the Queensland Government’s 100-day plan.  The survey closes 20 December and only takes a few minutes to complete. 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Healthy Community” the sandblasting feature also serves a functional purpose by providing weather protection for the space ensuring its longevity for future generations “The selected texture and colour reflect the natural environment and provide a grounding quality,” Grace said connection and a safe place for physical and emotional healing “I am so happy the space has continued to evolve and is so well received by the community - this collaborative process has created a meaningful physical space while nurturing emotional and relational connections.”  the connection to Country through art and place is fundamental to healing,” Paula said “This co-design process exemplifies Gold Coast Health’s commitment to listening to the voices of our community ensuring that First Nations perspectives shape the spaces and services we offer “The garden enhancements are a testament to sustainable respectful design that honours and supports the ongoing connection to culture to support community health and wellbeing.”  Tugun Satellite Hospital has been renamed Tugun Satellite Health Centre It retains its Yugambeh language co-name: Banyahrmabah This change reflects the health centre’s dedication to supporting the physical and relational wellbeing of the community while ensuring that culturally safe care is at the heart of all services provided The Tugun Satellite Hospital – co-named Banyahrmabah meaning “a place to be made healthy” – has wrapped up its phased service expansion with the opening of its Day Medical Unit The new Day Medical Unit provides specialised services for a variety of non-chemotherapy infusions to treat deficiencies like anaemia and intravenously administer medications for autoimmune conditions and infectious diseases Gold Coast resident Dave Hooper was among the first patients to experience the treatments offered at Tugun Day Medical Unit for his digestive condition I receive an intravenous (IV) infusion treatment of Infliximab for an autoimmune disease that impacts my bowels," Dave said.  I used to have to travel to the Gold Coast University Hospital to receive this treatment “Thanks to these regular infusions and an easy trip to the new Day Medical Unit like reconnecting with my running club mates.” The GCUH Day Medical Unit and the Day Medical Unit at Tugun Satellite Hospital will collectively offer 15 treatment chairs operating Monday to Friday from 7.30am to 5pm Day Medical Unit said across both facilities with at least nine stationed at the Tugun location “This service will improve the quality of life for more patients as they can stay actively involved with their families and friends without requiring hospital admissions," Brandi said.  “We see a wide range of medical and surgical patients including those with neurological conditions like multiple sclerosis We also see those with inflammatory bowel disease “These patients are generally well enough to be seen in the community setting spending anywhere from an hour to eight hours with us The completion of the phased service expansion coincides with Tugun Satellite Hospital (Banyahrmabah) surpassing 10,000 patients treated at the Minor Injury and Illness Clinic more than 11,700 patients have received care closer to home The most common reason for presentations is limb or joint pain followed by coughs and treatment for lacerations The installation of new technology and truck turning areas at the Tugun bypass tunnel has solved a problem for heavy vehicle drivers on the Pacific Motorway Drivers of over height vehicles would sometimes slip past warning signs and find themselves stuck at the northbound or southbound tunnel entrances Drivers were at times made to reverse their truck four kilometres back up the motorway before they could turn around if they approached the tunnel from the north side Transport and Main Roads Queensland and the police forces of the two states to was needed over height vehicles should never reach the tunnel they can be turned around with help from the Tugun incident response officer or a single police officer,” says transport minister Jenny Aitchison “The time and cost savings from this change are enormous and it will mean the lengthy delays when an over height vehicle inadvertently entered the tunnel are a thing of the past “Transport for NSW put in new over height detection systems to notify staff of a vehicle approaching the tunnel Five new advanced warning signs and traffic lights have now been installed just short of where the new heavy vehicle crossovers are If any operators do happen to go past the warning signs they will only have to reverse a short distance up the highway to reach an area where they can cross over most of the work to fix the issue was carried out over two years during the quarterly maintenance tunnel closures Check out the Deals on Wheels Facebook here The first question the players under 20 years of age asked when he started barking instructions in the Tugun Seahawks preseason was: 'Who is this lunatic?' But when they heard about the CV of Billy Johnstone - the Queensland Maroons strength and conditioning coach from 1998-2009 - they quickly got a grasp of what everyone else already knew they were in for with the Seahawks claiming the massive scalp of defending premiers Southport Tigers with a 24-16 win away from home on Saturday The defeat was the Tigers' first since April 2023 and for many Seahawks players and fans it was sweet revenge for the grand final loss to them last year Tugun's win was more impressive doing so without former NSW State of Origin hooker Nathan Peats who has brought vast experience to the club this season along with former Gold Coast Titans halfback Kane Elgey coaxed back to his junior club after a hiatus from the game Seahawks captain-coach Will Johnstone said his dad's methods were a shock to some to start with with Billy also involved as a League Safe trainer and working with those working back from injury but the boys now they actually love it and we've instilled that culture of hard work and he loves it as well because he hasn't been involved in rugby league for a few years and for him to be back in rugby league and working with me as well it's a great opportunity for him," Will said "But it's a great opportunity for some of these young local fellas to work with someone who has worked at his level they had no idea who he was and they just thought he was some old fella who was half crazy to be honest and once they got to know who he was.. "It's great he can give back his knowledge to the local club but whenever he does speak and puts his two cents in Will had known Elgey since their school days and said he and Peats had added to making the club culture even better in 2024 "He's had a couple of years out of the game but the opportunity to come back to play for his junior club - and he's got a young family himself a young boy and the chance for (his son) to see Kane play.. and he's a really experienced footballer but he's also just a really good bloke to have around always puts his two cents in and he's not just there to play and get out of there He's great on the community side and he's got a young family as well." Will is passing down his knowledge in other areas too as a teacher involved in the rugby league program at Palm Beach Currumbin State High School and as a coach in the 'Baby Hawks' program "It's a stark difference going from the four-year-olds to A grade men," he said While the A grade form will create some excitement through the year it's what is happening off the field that really turns heads will be a fundraiser for MND with the A grade and reserves wearing MND Footy Socks It will double with junior-senior engagement with under 7 players also wearing the socks running out with the senior team and joining the fun in the sheds post-game A few weeks later on July 20 is Ladies Day when Tugun hosts local rivals Currumbin and raise money for The Sanctuary Women The Seahawks have raised more than $45,000 for the Gold Coast-based charity over the past three years A grade players will be wearing pink just about from head to toe with jerseys to be auctioned off following their match while off the field the ladies will enjoy lunch Tickets are $50 and can be purchased from bar staff at the Tugun Leagues Club People who want to know more or anyone who wants to donate to the mega raffle for the day should contact Karen Denny 0416019777 "It always drags in a big crowd when Tugun play Currumbin so hopefully Ladies Day can be massive this year," Will said They're not the biggest club by any means but they make it count with the stuff they do in the community." The whole package is something Will loves being part of and he hoped it would all help be a positive influence on the young people coming through the grades Very few people go on to do it as a profession and do it at the highest level and I think the majority of what rugby league is about is it's about that community and community clubs and fostering a good environment for young people to be healthy and play team sport together," he said West Brisbane Panthers 40 def Valleys Diehards 36 Brighton Roosters 36 def Souths Juniors 28 Wynnum Manly Juniors 28 drew with Carina Tigers 28 Bulimba Bulldogs 32 def Redcliffe Juniors 22 Currumbin Eagles 24 def Helensvale Hornets 8 Burleigh Bears 40 def Runaway Bay Seagulls 24 Runaway Bay Seagulls 12 def Waterford Demons 10 Goodna Eagles 36 def Pine Central Holy Spirit Hornets 16 Redbank Plains Bears 52 def West End Bulldogs 6 Brothers Ipswich 44 def Fassifern Bombers 16 Mossman-Port Douglas Sharks 62 def Southern Suburbs Cockatoos 20 Ivanhoes 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Fanning’s Tugun house is the most popular property for sale in Qld this week Surf champion Mick Fanning’s designer beachside home built around an indoor skate ramp has become the hottest property for sale in Qld right now The three-time world champion surfer is taking the property to auction on November 23 with PropTrack data showing it was currently the most viewed property listing in the Sunshine State Gold Coast world champion surfer Mick Fanning Mick Fanning’s Tugun house goes to auction on November 23 The Tugun house was built by local entrepreneurs Luke and Bec Conforti over a single level on a block fronting Currumbin Creek The Tugun house blends indoor-outdoor living MORE NEWS: The homes worth $11m hiding on the Gold Coast Inside secret new life of original Mermaid Beach Surf Club Waterfront lifestyle fit for A-list: Elon Musk, the Jonas brothers, Jude Law, and Amber Heard Coastal agent Emisha Canning is marketing the property describing it as a “sleek yet soulful sanctuary” complemented by 51m of creek frontage,” the listing states “Enjoy this tranquil outlook everyday from an elevated alfresco deck which seamlessly connects with an open-plan kitchen Mick Fanning and Breeana Randall at the Chumpy Pullin Foundation Fundraising dinner held at The Ivy Ballroom in Sydney in 2002 Mick Fanning’s Tugun property is going to auction The Gold Coast continues to be on the radar for buyers with a Hope Island mansion crowned the most viewed property going to auction this week in Queensland complete with an award-winning infinity pool and an eight-car basement garage is going under the hammer on November 16 via Amir Prestige Group’s Joshua Soineva and Marc Keswell Hope Island is the most popular property going to auction this week in Qld Built only eight years ago, the sprawling residence at 2511 Cressbrook Drive offers a combination of position privacy and prestige in a secure gated community just minutes from marinas and bustling restaurant and retail precincts Sellers Katrina and Tim Tocco worked closely with award-winning designer Stuart Osman to create the luxury home “It was a real labour of love to incorporate everything we could possibly need for us and our family,” Mrs Tocco said “We’ve absolutely loved living here and enjoyed so many gatherings with family and friends.” the home spans three levels and includes a home cinema The Hope Island mansion is going to auction on November 16 Mick Fanning and partner Breeana Randall have sold one of their Gold Coast properties Surf legend Mick Fanning’s designer beachside home has sold in a hushed big-ticket deal after making waves as the most viewed property scheduled to go under the hammer this weekend But the auction date was scrapped as a frenzy to claim the keys erupted with a cash buyer eventually sucessful following a “multiple offer situation” The three-time world champion surfer’s unique Tugun investment property had attracted huge interest through the campaign with more clicks on realestate.com.au than any other property in the nation scheduled for auction this week Several buyers fought it out to claim keys to the designer pad before it went under the hammer It was the nation’s hottest upcoming auction and most-viewed property in Queensland for three weeks It had also been the most-viewed home for sale in Queensland for the past two weeks with Ms Canning noting buyer interest had peaked as the auction date neared it is understood the sellers had made a decent profit on their $3m purchase in 2021 Mr Canning declined to comment on the specifics of the deal or the buyer’s identity “The interest in this property had been really high and had ramped up in those final days before the auction but there were a number of buyers who had conditional interest and the decision was made to give all buyers the opportunity to put their best foot forward,” Ms Canning said The smart home offered contemporary indoor-outdoor living on a large leafy block The indoor skate ramp and sauna were lifestyle perks Fierce negotations had extended through the day before contracts were inked “A big appeal about this house was that it’s a huge block and so the buyer is creating a big opportunity for themselves long-term because at the end of the day land holds its value.” two bathroom home bordering Tugun and Currumbin was built in 2018 by local entrepreneurs Luke and Bec Conforti Mick Fanning was recently inducted in the Sports Australia Hall of Fame this year Luxe listing straight from the pages of a magazine Stunning turnaround for builder’s dream home after ‘abysmal’ auction Richlister’s ‘surplus’ record-breaking home up for grabs The Farrell Dr house for sale was built over a single level on a leafy 1269sq m block fronting Currumbin Creek PropTrack data shows house prices in Tugun were up 12.1 per cent to a median of $1,317,500 Property features included bespoke joinery and beautiful timber floors A Gold Coast couple has earned themselves the status of coolest grandparents ever after splashing out on a beachside home complete with indoor skate ramp The eye-catching Tugun property was marketed by Jo Lynch and Jo Elwin and sold for $1.48m – almost double what the owners paid for it four years ago one-bathroom pad included renovated interiors with an on-trend coastal aesthetic of bright white with timber accents there’s the ultimate kid cave – a double shed tricked out with a skate ramp and ply walls plus an office space ideal for the groms to squeeze in homework between practising ollies The property on a 607 sqm parcel is located just 300m to the beach and even closer to the popular Tugun Skatepark – the training grounds of top Aussie skaters including local Olympian Chloe Covell It’s also just a few streets away from another contemporary home with a similarly epic home skatepark set-up purchased by world champion surfer Mick Fanning for $3m in 2021 Ms Lynch said her buyers were a local couple with grandchildren who intended on keeping the skateboard ramp Abandoned ‘Jumanji’ house sold under the hammer Ex-NRL star’s big property pay day Interest rate pain hits home for thousands “What they have in mind is just a cool house for their grandchildren to come and visit,” she said Ms Lynch said Tugun was regarded as the southern Gold Coast’s “ultimate family suburb” with homes in the area selling at a premium for their position within the catchment zone for sought-after schools including Palm Beach-Currumbin High and Currumbin State School “Those two school catchments alone are playing a huge part in the pricing of homes who need to purchase in the area to get in the catchment,” Ms Lynch said “Tugun has a real community feel to it with the skate park and also it is not a thoroughfare to other suburbs which means it is very local – the people who are turning in there are going home.” Property records show the Kitchener St home last changed hands for $770,000 in 2020 when it was purchased by a family with two young sons PropTrack data shows house prices in the suburb were up an impressive 13.2 per cent over the past 12 months The lovestruck lumber merchant who built a grand Spanish Mission home for his bride-to-be could never have foreseen its fateful future as a funeral parlour And what would the World War One veteran make of the roaring motorway that now cuts through the site of his historic Queenslander This weekend’s Gold Coast Open House event unlocks the city’s diverse history while exploring contemporary approaches to architecture as 25 buildings spanning more than a century of design throw open their doors The historic Ceramic House welcomes visitors for the Gold Coast Open House event Executive director Melissa Hoedel said the free event celebrating the Gold Coast’s evolving urban landscape included walking tours in Surfers Paradise and Coolangatta along with panel discussions on the future of design “Gold Coast Open House 2024 is all about getting involved with the incredible design of this wonderful city,” Ms Hoedel said “There is some incredible history behind the doors of each building on the Gold Coast I’m particularly excited by the Sata Nita in Southport “Built in 1936 for one of the city’s most renowned lumber merchants this Spanish Mission-style building holds so much history and attention-to-detail design.” Sata Nita was built in 1936 by a prominent local lumber merchant for his wife-to-be Picture: Supplied/City Libraries Local Studies Collection who co-founded the Johnston and Freeman sawmill at Southport built Sata Nita as a bridal suite for his wife-to-be with the living room floor prepared from a single tree while a master plasterer from Italy spent six months crafting the ornate ceilings Sata Nita was the Johnston family home until the 1980s when it became an antiques store Other historical highlights include Ceramic House at Nerang an example of an early timber and iron Queenslander-style dwelling built by Robert Ekin Veivers in 1919 and named after the troopship that brought him home after World War One It was moved to make way for the M1 motorway in the late 1990s and restored by community members Tugun Hill House is an example of contemporary Modernist design It is a considered response the the natural hilly site Top Aussie model’s $104k mansion rental Mega sale makes seller $1.4m in 12 months Huge interest for Hewitts’ Burleigh Heads dream home stunning examples of contemporary residential design include the award-winning sustainable Tallowwood Cabin an updated version of the classic Aussie beach shack and a modernist retreat built into Tugun Hill Tugun Hill House was the first major built project for architect Josh Watson who said the home took inspiration from its elevated site maximising beach views while responding to its exposure to the elements Tallowwood Cabin designed by Fouche Architects sits amid 6ha of native bushland “One of the concepts we focus on is the culture and history of a place there is a lot of the mid-century movement from motel era we grew up with 80s feel comes through a lot in Tugun House,” Mr Watson said He said the Open House event was an important opportunity to “promote good design on the Gold Coast” “We feel a movement of valuing good design and architecture has been missing in such a fast-growing city where instead there is a focus on mass production.” The Pyxis system is the first of its kind to be implemented in the Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service (GCHHS) and Griffith University alumnus and Senior Pharmacist Lisa Hill led the implementation. “The digitisation and automation of medication management is making a massive impact on the way health professionals can provide care,” Mrs Hill said. “We’ve been training the Tugun Satellite Hospital staff to use the automated system and there’s a buzz of excitement. “Usually, the process of medication management involves two staff members manually counting the entire stock of controlled medications multiple times a day as the staffing shift changes. “Staff are also responsible for dispensing correct dosage, record keeping, and documentation. “The Pyxis medication management system automates the distribution, management, and storage of medication within the hospital. “Without so much manual management and paperwork to do, staff can concentrate on providing care to patients. “The new system reduces medical errors, reduces wastage, and it reduces time spent managing controlled substances. “Staff are excited about the big impact it will have on their workload.” As a clinical educator at the GCHHS, Mrs Hill is passionate about improving pharmacy services by developing the workforce and implementing innovative solutions to improve care. After completing a Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science at Griffith University’s Gold Coast campus, Mrs Hill continued her education to complete a Master of Pharmacy, and then went on to complete a Master of Clinical Pharmacy at the University of Queensland. The Tugun Satellite Hospital (Banyahrmabah) supports the GCHHS emergency departments at Gold Coast University Hospital and Robina by giving consumers the option to access urgent walk-in health care within their local community through a Minor Injury and Illness Clinic, seven days per week. Read More 02 Apr, 2025 Health + Wellbeing Australia’s first AI in radiology trial secures landmark funding  In a ground-breaking advancement for Australian public healthcare, a collaborative research team from Griffith University and the Gold Coast Hospital... Read More 01 Apr, 2025 Health + Wellbeing $35 Million Investment to Establish Health and Advanced Technology Research and Innovation Centre Griffith University is set to transform health and advanced technology innovation with the establishment of the Health and Advanced Technology.. The Tugun Satellite Hospital opened its doors to its first patients on 15 November bringing healthcare closer to home for those living on the southern end of the Gold Coast The Minor Injury and Illness Clinic is the first stage to open at the facility and can be accessed for walk-in care such for non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses The clinic will also provide medical imaging and diagnostic services The facility has been co-named with an Aboriginal name in the Yugambeh language: “Banyahrmabah”, which when translated in English means “a place to be made healthy”. (Head over to the web page to hear the pronunciation) A range of appointment-based healthcare services are planned to commence during 2024 minor procedures and in-centre haemodialysis treatment There will also be a range of outpatient services including multi-disciplinary kidney services psychology and neuropsychology and midwifery services for women and their newborns The facility is free to attend for Medicare cardholders and will operate from 8am to 10pm Patients should be aware that in life-threatening health care emergencies they should always dial Triple Zero (000) or visit the nearest emergency department the new facility is a significant addition to Gold Coast Health’s infrastructure supporting the demand on existing hospital facilities Find out more Tugun stands ready to welcome those seeking not just a home but a life enriched by its unique blend of coastal beauty and suburban charm few coastal regions hold the promise that Tugun does The Southeast Queensland town’s journey from hidden secret to sought-after destination is marked by its golden summers General Manager of Lotteries Commercial and Investments at RSL Art Union says the area feels like being on holiday all year round “Waking up to ocean views and strolling on the beach whenever you want is something special,” she says “It's basically like a permanent vacation with all the comforts of home.” Tugun is fast emerging as the coastal jewel set to be the next sought-after location Tugun has the best of what the Gold Coast has to offer Plus, with a unique chance to win a $12.6 million dollar Gold Coast apartment complex in RSL Art Union's biggest ever prize home lottery find out why Tugun is quickly becoming the beachside town known for luxury Whether it's the lure of a serene retirement or the prospect of starting a new life debt and mortgage-free it's all right at your doorstep,” Pescott says “You're right on the beach… it’s all about that beachfront living with the sound of waves and breathtaking ocean views from every apartment.” The apartment complex is direct beachfront with exceptional views with all the activities the Gold Coast has to offer Tugun offers “a vibrant lifestyle with plenty of entertainment has been experiencing a steady rise in popularity Director of Economic Research at PropTrack the population of the Currumbin-Tugun SA2 region has had a notable 15% increase over the past decade bringing the total population to 12,486 residents as of 2023 While short-term projections may show minimal increases Imagine sitting a morning coffee as you take in the sea breeze Large beachside lots with redevelopment potential are poised to fuel future growth transforming Tugun into a vibrant and thriving community Tugun's real estate landscape is witnessing substantial growth with both property prices and rental rates on the upward trajectory The allure of Tugun's beachfront living coupled with its community-centric atmosphere is driving demand and increasing property values House rentals have surged by 16.2% in the past year and an impressive 45.8% over the past five years unit rents have seen a 10.6% increase in the past year and a remarkable 47.3% growth over the past five years the median rent for a unit is $678 per week The $12.6 million dollar apartment complex consists of four homes in one prize – a double-storey penthouse and three luxury apartments live in or rent out the homes to fund their chosen lifestyle as beachside millionaires Become an instant landlord with three apartments and a double-storey penthouse the complex provides an estimated rental income of $369,200 each year setting the winner up for a life of possibilities as a millionaire property mogul “It's like having options galore!” Pescott says adding that the prize isn’t “just a home; it's a whole world of possibilities With migration trends favouring Southeast Queensland and ample redevelopment opportunities along the beach Tugun is on the path to becoming a property mogul's playground reflecting the growing demand for the unique lifestyle that Tugun offers The area is anticipated to evolve into a denser adorned with luxurious beachside apartment projects that echo the coastal charm of the Gold Coast Amidst Tugun's transformation, RSL Art Union presents an unparalleled opportunity—the chance to win a $12.6 million beachfront apartment complex in Australia’s biggest ever prize home lottery it’s a whole lifestyle package!” Pescott says with direct access to the beach and breathtaking ocean views the prize includes not just the properties From a sparkling swimming pool and barbecue area to secure undercover parking for eight cars this complex embodies the epitome of luxury coastal living Apartment complex comes with furniture and appliances Over $390,000 worth of furniture and appliances are included across all four apartments and body corporate fees are covered for the first 12 months meaning a worry-free start to a dream life by the beach The lucky winner can even use a $2,000 travel voucher to fly the family over to celebrate during the Christmas holidays with $5,000 worth of presents including a fully decorated Christmas tree waiting in the penthouse Australia's biggest-ever prize home lottery is not only the chance to become an instant multimillionaire “It's a wonderful way for people to contribute to the well-being of those who've served our country,” Pescott says your ticket price goes towards helping veterans and families with essential funding RSL Art Union’s Draw 411 closes 8pm AEST 20/12/23 Terms and conditions apply. For full T&Cs, refer to rslartunion.com.au. Dream Home Art Union is Australia’s biggest prize home lottery and helps veterans and families through RSL Queensland There are ten multi-million-dollar prize home draws every year patients receive up to 12-hours of treatment so being able to access dialysis closer to home will make it easier for patients to manage both their lifestyle and medical condition." Ken (pictured) suffered a stroke that left him partially blind The frequent trips took a toll on the Elanora locals spending hours in the car to access the lifesaving treatment Allied Health Outpatient services will open on 21 February 2024 and include Speech Pathology