Military service dogs pick up new tricks at Talisman Sabre
Exercise Talisman Sabre is not just for soldiers from different nations learning to train and work together, but also for the military working dogs to pick up a few new tricks.
Townsville
‘Incoherently slurring’: Top consultant’s shocking drink drive
A manager at one of the ‘Big Four’ consultancies has lost her licence after she was found driving more than four times the legal limit on a major Townsville road. Shockingly, it was her third DUI.
Insurance analysed: NQ Chamber spots persistent market problems
A new insurance report shows positive signs for cyclone-prone regions, but a Townsville business leader warns that the “market failure” is continuing. Here’s why we’re still paying too much.
75+ snaps: NQ’s big day out for One Street, One Day
Townsville took their chance to party and enjoy some of Australia’s best musical acts for One Street, One Day seriously. See the snaps.
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Century of service: Top comms cops mark major milestones
Two NQ police communications operators with a century of experience between them have marked two major milestones.
‘Do you want to die?’: Woman torches partner’s $350k yacht
Chilling details can be revealed about the moment a woman doused her partner’s yacht in fuel and set it on fire before water police begged her to jump in the water.
New details of alleged kidnapping on remote Qld highway revealed
The case of a man alleged to have abducted a nurse on a remote Qld highway has been mentioned for the first time in court since he was charged.
The only city in Qld where crime has not dropped under the LNP
The government has vowed to do better after offences failed to drop in one of the most crime ravaged cities in the state.
Tropical health and mosquito researchers travel to Townsville
Townsville’s historic role in supporting medical research will be highlighted this week during the 80th anniversary celebrations for a world-leading medical research institute.
Disabled workers lose support
An organisation which provides jobs to disabled residents in the Burdekin has made the decision to shut its program down after struggling to remain viable after a ‘difficult’ transition to NDIS.
Treasurer’s rolled-gold promise: No blowout on $13.9bn CopperString
The state government has boldly promised that one of the key projects outlined for North Queensland will be delivered for less than its current price tag of $13.9 billion.
Townsville traders say CBD on last legs amid Premier crisis talks
With the goal of curbing anti-social behaviour, public intoxication and revitalising Townsville’s CBD, Premier David Crisafulli heard first-hand from residents who say it’s time for “real change” and not just another talkfest.
‘She was a definitely fun boat’: A look at the legacy
HMAS Townsville will make her final journey this morning up Ross River Creek as a lasting legacy to the city but the ship will also have a lasting legacy for former crewmates.
Man speaks to Satan during brutal killing of family dog
Park goers watched in horror as a man drowned his mother’s chihuahua, Pepe, and continued to violently abuse his body. Warning: distressing
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