Children as young as 12 in regional Queensland are adopting violent, extremist ideologies as new research shows an increasing number of young people becoming radicalised by terrorist groups on alternative social media.
Cairns artist Norman Miller has launched his fashion line during NAIDOC Week, with the aim of giving people access to Indigenous wearable art.
The circus has come to Cairns, bringing camels, a gigantic slinky act, clowns and the acrobatic disc-flipping dogs that charmed Australia’s Got Talent judges.
Victims of crime are backing a proposed law to allow homeowners to take potentially lethal force against trespassing criminals as new figures show there have been more than 240 home invasions or robberies a day in Queensland over the past 12 months.
Lockhart River Aboriginal Shire Mayor Wayne Butcher has made a bid for bail over a string of domestic violence charges including one count of grievous bodily harm.
The Queensland Police Union has welcomed a new bill that would restrict gun access as a part of a massive suite of proposed laws it says could prevent future tragedies similar to the horror Wieambilla shooting.
A controversial Cairns Regional Council candidate who didn’t get elected has failed to appear in court for public nuisance.
Suggestions alcohol could return to the dry community of Aurukun have been rebuffed by the local council.
In a surprise move, former Queensland police minister and Bundaberg mayor Jack Dempsey has been given the top job at Aurukun Shire Council.
The grandmother of a missing Far North Queensland teen has delivered a stirring and poetic speech in tribute to the 17-year-old that left the court in stunned silence.
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