Fear of the unknown grips city as memories of 2019 flood back
Townsville residents are hoping for the best but preparing for the worst, as memories of the 2019 flood rush back.
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What’s open: Woolies deliveries to arrive today
North Queenslanders have been asked to only buy what they need if stocking up on food today, as cafes open for a much-needed pick-me-up. SEE THE LIST.
702mm in 24hrs: Power lines falling across Bruce Hwy
Insane rainfall in the Paluma and Rollingstone areas has caused power lines to fall across the Bruce Hwy, Rollingstone Ck to burst its banks, and Paluma Dam to reach a record-breaking 160 per cent.
Old Bohle Bridge goes under: Volunteers preparing sandbags
Northern residents are still undecided how bad this rain is going to be, but those in low-lying homes are preparing to sandbag as the old Bohle Bridge goes under and Balgal Beach loses power.
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Water bombers assist with ‘inaccessible’ Mount Isa fires
Firefighters are battling three Mount Isa grass fires, with water bombers brought in to help.
‘There will be some tears’: Parents prepare for back-to-school
5-year-old Darcy and mum Ivy are preparing for his first day at school, but admit it won’t be as easy as it seems. Read their story.
‘Why am I doing this?’: Long, hard lap around Aus to raise money for charity
Townsville veteran Garth Murray and his assistance dog Max had to dig deep to make it all the way to Sydney in as part of their walk around Australia. Get the update on their journey.
‘Great way to kick off Australia Day’: Time to lace up for fun run
When she heard about the Australia Day Aussie Fun Run on the Strand Amy Savage couldn’t wait to take part. DETAILS.
Council stung as court approves self-storage project
Queensland’s Court of Appeal has sensationally overturned a Townsville City Council decision to block a highly controversial development. See why.
Damaging winds, heavy rainfall: Severe storm warning issued
Cricketers travelling between Charters Towers and Townsville need to keep a keen eye on the radar as serious thunderstorms hit the region.
Teen’s serious scooter crash sparks fresh calls for equipment
Community members have been left waiting for a life saving piece of equipment despite promises of new infrastructure two years ago, leaving patients to risk their health to travel to Townsville for scans.
New pop up shop adding splash of colour to ‘vacant’ CBD
A much-loved handmade store is taking up a short residency in the city as the Townsville Chamber of Commerce fights the CBD’s decline following criticisms from tourists and business owners.
Bella rings bell on cancer treatment
Bella Harris has completed her cancer treatment at Townsville University Hospital.
‘Strongest little girl’ rings bell on brain stem cancer treatment
Swimming, cooking and going to the park on the list for Bella after her brain stem cancer treatment is finally over. Read about her heartbreaking journey.
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