No life for Gold Coast home for the deadSource: Chicago Tribune by Robert Channick
A proposal to convert a former Gold Coast arts dormitory for women into a repository for human ashes is apparently dead.
Judge says Balcony Stripper is too OLD and fines $400Source: www.goldcoast.com.au
A WOMAN old enough to know better has been fined $400 for flashing her bare buttocks and spanking herself in front of a crowd of about 200 people, including children, at the Gold Coast Indy.
New club urged: get Matthews Source: realfooty.com.au
HAVING just walked away from the Brisbane Lions coaching position after a decade in the job, the push has started to get AFL legend Leigh Matthews involved in the fledging Gold Coast Football Club.
Voss throws himself in deep endSource: Australian News Network
What will be the cosequences for other AFL teams and coaches when the new teams enter the AFL competition?
Gold Coast would welcome Leigh MatthewsSource: Australian News Network
AFL newcomers Gold Coast have played down the prospect of Leigh Matthews becoming foundation coach but have hinted there's a job for him if he wants it.
Marquee Gold Coast with the mostSource: Australian News Network
THE Gold Coast has the potential to snare one or two marquee players from rival clubs after being given an additional $1 million in its salary cap when it starts in the AFL in 2011.
New clubs to take priority Source: Australian News Network
THE controversial priority pick system could be suspended in 2010 and 2011 to allow Gold Coast and potentially a club from western Sydney to reap the major benefits of the national draft.
Coast keen for Lethal mentorSource: Australian News Network
THE Gold Coast team has played down the prospect of Leigh Matthews becoming foundation coach but have hinted there's a job for him if he wants it.
Who will bust as Coast booms?Source: Australian News Network
... will the once-sleepy town - more popular for Schoolies' Week than sport - sustain three major sporting codes?
The best pick? Gold Coast will get the cream of the young footballer cropSource: realfooty.com.au
THE AFL will reveal the draft concessions for the new Gold Coast club within the next week, with nine first round picks in 2010 - including the top three selections - the most likely scenario.
AFL boss Andrew Demetriou said the league was likely to make plans for the 2010 draft …
Tassie ups ante on Demetriou with Senate investigationSource: Australian News Network
AFL bosses will be called before a Senate inquiry to explain why footy-mad Tasmania has been denied a league team of its own. The AFL commissioners have prioritised the admission of Gold Coast and western Sydney teams over Tasmania.
AFL set to create compo formulaSource:
AFL acknowledges that existing teams will suffer as players join the new Gold Coast team. The AFL looks at how teams might be compensated.
Bulldogs recruiter to join CoastSource: realfooty.com.au
He constructed one champion Queensland side. Now recruiter Scott Clayton has been hired to build the next one.
Dream offer to Dogs recruiter too good to refuseSource: Australian News Network
No club could have competed with the "dream" offer that lured recruiter Scott Clayton to the Gold Coast as he seized the rare opportunity to build a list from ground zero.
No 'old-fashioned' jumper for Gold Coast teamSource: Sydney Morning Herald
The Gold Coast AFL team due to join the AFL in 2011 and play games in lower level competions before 2011 start to get serious about the design of their team uniform.
McKenna should get Gold Coast AFL gig: MalthouseSource: Australian News Network
Collingwood coach, Mick Malthouse outlines his belief that, now that Guy McKenna has been appointed as the first coach of the Gold Coast AFL team, he should logically be the coach of the team when it joins the AFL competition in 2011.