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Last modified on Tue 4 May 2021 19.59 EDT Contemporary artist Ali Bezer believes in a version of the Gold Coast that doesn’t appear on postcards. Her home town, she says, is more complex than its glossy facade suggests. Bezer’s newest installation, an undulating aluminium and bitumen sculpture called I Can Hear Water (2021), will show as part of Solid Gold: Artists from Paradise, the inaugural exhibition of a new $60.5m gallery that opens to the public on 8 May, part of cultural district Home of the Arts. “The Gold Coast is a really natural place,” she says. “The bigg...

POLITICO Get the Huddle newsletter Sign Up By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or updates from POLITICO and you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service. You can unsubscribe at any time and you can contact us here. This sign-up form is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Presented by With Nicholas Wu and Andrew Desiderio. THE VERDICT: News of the jury finding Derek Chauvin guilty on three counts ushered in an incredibly emotional moment at the Capitol yesterday. After waiting inside the Capitol, watching the results of the ...

Opinion by Paul Weston Premium Content Subscriber only THE shock resignation of the Gold Coast's top bureaucrat is a line-in-the-sand moment for our city's economic future in this uncertain post-COVID world. David Edwards, a state government bureaucrat with a specific skills set in major projects, was just three weeks into the job as council CEO having beaten Dale Dickson for the $600,000-a-year-plus contract. Mr Dickson had many strengths in his 18 years as boss. At the top of the list was keeping an eye on governance. But Mayor Tom Tate and his leaders...

Date Time One more tree planted as city’s ‘green canopy’ increases Mayor Tom Tate has today planted a weeping lily pilly at Evandale, as data shows the city’s green canopy continues to increase. In three years, the tree will be four metres in height, adding to our city’s overall green canopy. A 2020 report – Urban Tree Canopy Study – detailed extensive research into the Gold Coast Urban Footprint. The report found that, across the total area of public open space lands and critical environmental corridors within the Urban Footprint, the extent and maturity of tree cover has incre...