Rackley Swimming launches to tackle poor water safety statistics
Rackley Swimming is hoping to make a chance to a concerning swimming statistic as it opens two schools in Townsville.
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Union reveals new details about police shooting
Police face unprecedented danger with 12 officers assaulted weekly in Queensland as new details emerge about the latest Townsville police shooting.
Shocking alleged carjacking of an unsuspecting German tourist
Police have revealed details of how they tracked down and caught three people who allegedly carjacked a tourist at gunpoint.
‘Steal crayons?’ Grubs target child-care centre in low act
Townsville police are hunting grubs who targeted a highly respected child centre over the weekend.
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‘Blown away’: Groundswell of support for late NQ fisho
The community have rallied around the family of late Townsville fishing identity Marty Price after his recent death, fundraising to cover his funeral costs.
Mystery of the headless hog outside CBD
A huge, headless hog has appeared beside a busy Townsville road, but how he got there and why he’s missing a head was something of a mystery. WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES
Family cashes in: Four highway service stations hit market
Thanks to the rollout of Copperstring, four Caltex service stations across North West Queensland are attracting strong interest, even from overseas. See where they are.
VOTE: Townsville’s best gym
The first of many polls to come in our revitalised ‘Bully’s Best Of’ series is here, and we want to hear from you. The poll is now open to vote for your favourite gym of 2025.
Meet the 11-year-old Townsville soccer star with Olympic dreams
With seven years to go until the 2032 Olympics, a keen 11-year-old Townsville soccer star has already told his parents to start saving up for tickets to watch him play on the world stage.
Win free tickets to see the Cowboys battle the Raiders
Cowboys star fullback Jakaiya Whitfield will make her much-anticipated return to the field as the NRLW side looks to continue its strong form in 2025.
Faces of tragedy: How much more heartache can we bear?
It’s the tragic human toll of a faceless war – begging the question: How many more young lives need to be destroyed before there is change? SPECIAL REPORT
NQ fertility specialist retires after 30 years of giving the gift of life
When Dr Ron Chang walks through shopping centres in Townsville, he sees the hundreds of families he helped have children. Now he’s passing on the baton.
Major Qld mine operations on brink, 17k jobs in jeopardy
Jarrod Bleiije says Glencore “owe it” to the people of Mount Isa and Townsville to look after its workers as the mining giant prepares to pause its major operations in Queensland.
Glencore’s Suresh Vadnagra reveals company’s position on Mount Isa, Townsville operation’s future
Glencore is calling on the state and federal government to step up to make sure the company can continue to operate in Queensland.
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