New shop to deliver on coffee culture
A hole-in-the-wall is delivering a new coffee culture in Townsville that is inspired by the Melbourne lifestyle.
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Otto’s dishes up Aussie classics with a twist
Otto’s Market has put a new spin one some true blue Aussie favourites in celebration for the most patriotic day of the year.
Carving a meaning out of a hobby
The philosophy for creating something that lasts a lifetime is a core ideology of the enthusiasts at Townsville Woodturners Association.
Ukulele group pull at heart strings
Jumping into the music scene might be daunting for some but the Townsville Ukulele Group serves as a launch pad for members to put their best musical foot forward.
Tinder turn-ons and turn-offs
Staying as an eternal optimist while searching for Prince Charming can be hard and even harder when you throw 21st century technology into the mix.
Life-saving boost for tiny lives
Townsville University Hospital has been given a community boost to upgrade emergency facilities to save little lives.
Crowd-pleasers to thrill at Dirt and Dust
Festival-goers are preparing to get dusty and dirty with the announcement of the headlining acts for an annual outback Queensland event.
Story time needn’t be a drag
Adding a bit of controversy to end of the week is shaping up to be a blast with adult-only story-time hitting the heart of Townsville City tonight.
Workshop aims to build children’s confidence
Equipping kids to resolve and protect is at the forefront of a two-day school holiday workshop aimed at empowering students to stamp out schoolyard bullying.
Witness to fatal crash speaks of ‘horror’ scene
A Queensland businessman who was first on the scene of a horrific car accident in which one man died says he is still reeling from the shock of what he witnessed.
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