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A kid with a huge motor, Naleba has consistently showed up for Ipswich State High, all the way from Year 7. Now a Year 11 student, the young hooker is gearing up for his first Connell Cup campaign ...

They swoop, they steal, and they squawk without mercy! Watch as these relentless sky bandits turn peaceful beach trips and picnics into chaotic comedy shows. From stolen fries to fearless dive-bombs, ...

Prior to the start of the year, it seemed as though Gordon's path to the NRL would be in the halves. But, as per ...

Picture: Mark Wilson Seagulls senior footy coach Sam Schaller said Selwood, a Barwon Heads resident, was more than happy to play a part in the clubs’ fundraiser when they reached out about a cameo.

Though this HUD is designed for people who want more than their dashboard has to offer, with support for data that real gear-heads will get a kick out of. If you ever wanted to know air-to-fuel ...

There are only a few minutes between games and the following match between Tweed Seagulls and United SC was delayed by 10 minutes as Coyne was treated on the ground, kicking off at 12.45pm local time.

The Palms Village is a relocatable home community for the over 50's, located on the Terranora Inlet in Tweed Heads South. The Palms village was originally developed as a caravan park during the 70's.

Photo shows New Year's Weather: Dark grey storm clouds over a green forested area, with a rain storm on the horizon.

The Ipswich Jets and Tweed Seagulls have confirmed their trial matches for the upcoming 2025 Hostplus Cup season, kicking off on Saturday, February 8. Whilst the Titans will have a bye in the first ...

Showerheads can make or break your shower experience. If you're like me and enjoy a long, hot relaxing shower after a tiring day, a new and improved showerhead can upgrade your showering game ...

As they bury their heads in the sand, the rays are exposed to predators. A fine-tuned antenna sticking out of their backsides would help the rays detect trouble before it was too late.