The Prime Minister has arrived in North Queensland to assess the damage caused by recent floods after signing off on income support for affected residents across eight local government areas. LATEST
North Queensland’s floods have already taken a toll and now there are fresh warnings for residents.
As Queensland starts to clean up following days of flooding, we have been there to cover the drama. SEE THE GALLERY
A Townsville animal rescue has been left reeling after floodwaters tore through its facilities, leaving animals in distress and feed supplies destroyed. Here’s how you can help.
A young man inflicted ‘catastrophic’ injuries on another after punching him near a nightclub precinct, causing the former rescue diver to spend a month in ICU and give up his job as a first responder.
A puppy called Caesar will be spending Christmas alone in the pound after becoming the only dog to not get adopted out. See why the Charters Towers rangers say he deserves a miracle.
A Townsville MP has defended the LNP’s youth crime reforms as frustration grows among residents over the pace of change following a spike in car thefts and violent incidents across the city. Read the latest crime updates here.
Ready with three backpacks, three sets of uniforms and three pairs of new shoes, the Mabo-Brown triplets were excited as they began their first day of school. PLUS: Check out our back to school pics.
Townsville locals are encouraged to holiday at home in 2025, with a popular campaign returning to give 50 per cent off tours, accommodation and experiences. WHAT’S ON OFFER >
As school bells ring at the start of 2025, Townsville’s Highway Patrol is urging motorists to sharpen their road safety habits or face heavy fines — and potential tragedy. Here’s what to look out for.
Before the rain hit on Australia Day, North Queenslanders were out and about enjoying Australia Day. SEE THE PHOTOS.
Police have revealed the latest details into the murder of nine-year-old Thai-Li Ned. It is alleged that 24-year-old Schynada Karkadoo struck…
After more than 100 entries and numerous votes, the top ten have been decided but who will be crowned Townsville’s cutest baby of 2024? VOTE NOW.
Immediate global action on “ambitious climate and reduced emissions targets” are now needed to halt “catastrophic damage” to the Great Barrier Reef.
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