‘No case to answer for’: Mill worker death thrown out of court
A Cairns magistrate has dismissed the Work Health and Safety prosecutor’s case against MSF Sugar over the heartbreaking death of a mill worker near Little Musgrave in 2019.
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Woman sentenced for stabbing man because ‘he was supposed to be home watching the kids’
The woman immediately said she knew “she had done a bad thing” and told police “I just want to be punished.”
‘I can’t outrun him’: Teen stalked by flasher at Palm Cove
A Palm Cove mother claims her 15-year-old daughter, dressed in school uniform, was forced to hide in a creek bed after she was stalked by a flasher off her bus.
Schools could be sued for anti-Semitic bullying
Cairns schools are at risk of being slugged for significant sums for the racist bullying of their students, warns the lawyer who just successfully sued the Victorian Government.
Food restrictions, ‘gross chores’, foot gagging: Secret kink scene revealed
Kinksters say pursuing their fantasies has liberated them in unexpected ways, but what happens when lines start to be crossed? Step inside Cairns’ secret kink scene.
‘Jews are indigenous of Israel’ say Cairns Indigenous rights activists
Barbara and Norman Miller want the Australian government to take a stand for Israel
‘Hitler was right’: Disturbing bullying of Jewish students exposed
Jewish students as young as 11 are being called “dirty Jews” and surrounded by other students chanting “Free Palestine” in a rise of anti-semitism in Cairns schools.
Education Department and police investigating as child abuse charges laid
Police are working with the Department of Education after charging a Redlynch man with multiple child sex offences.
Alleged robber apologised to retail worker, court hears
The man involved in a dramatic arrest yesterday in Parramatta Park has appeared in court, where it emerged he apologised to a shop assistant as he allegedly robbed the store.
‘Astonishing’: Cassowary filmed swimming into bay
Experts are scratching their heads at the vision of a waterlogged cassowary swimming into shore at Bingil Bay in Far North Queensland. WATCH THE VIDEO
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