I’d like to acknowledge those who are currently suffering from the effects of COVID-19 on the central Gold Coast. In the first week of this crisis, I established the Moncrieff community cabinet to work together with community leaders to ensure that trusted sources of information could be shared directly with our people in the heart […]
International superyachts will be able to sail into the Gold Coast Seaway permanently in a coup for the Gold Coast boating and tourism industries as the city starts to look towards the road to recovery.
Gold Coast Bulletin 7/5/2020 A new City Heart Taskforce made up of the Gold Coast’s “brightest minds” will plan the city’s recovery from COVID-19 to ensure the economy can bounce back.
It was great to check in with the Gold Coast Central Chamber of Commerce for an insightful discussion (via zoom) on how we can further assist business during this tough time. Small businesses are the engine room of the Gold Coast economy. Remember to shop local because you will save businesses, jobs and livelihoods. #loveyourlocal
Gold Coast Bulletin 4/5/2020 Now is the best time in living memory to redefine how we need to do business through this period and into the future. Applying innovation through the process of reassessing, reposition, redesigning and relaunching will pave the way forward.
Struggling Gold Coast theme parks with animal attractions will get a funding lifeline with a support package worth almost $95 million to be announced by the Morrison Government.
I wish to pass on our condolences, our prayers and our best wishes to those who have lost their homes, their businesses or, sadly, their loved ones and to convey the heaviness of our hearts to our fellow Queenslanders and, indeed, all Australians who have been directly impacted by these terrible fires.
Tourism is a key industry on the Gold Coast; we are the fourth most visited destination in Australia. I urge Australians to continue to go about their domestic business travel and their plans to holiday at home.
Australia’s economy will be boosted with the passage of a Bill to support tourism and trade by opening up coastal Australian waters to vessels known as superyachts.
Assistant Minister for Multicultural Affairs Jason Wood and Local MP Angie Bell officially opened a new Gold Coast Multicultural Hub in Southport today, designed to assist those from diverse backgrounds to integrate into the community.