NO COUNTRY: Kid crims ‘rewarded’ with tropical getaway
A multimillion dollar program spruiked as a solution to Townsville’s youth crime has caused controversy, with sources claiming the kids are getting a “tropical getaway.”
A multimillion dollar program spruiked as a solution to Townsville’s youth crime has caused controversy, with sources claiming the kids are getting a “tropical getaway.”
Not a single young person in the state government’s “On Country” program to crack down on youth crime has finished it, with one North Queensland MP calling the $1.5m scheme a waste of money.
Townsville has endured its share of intense rain and thunderstorms, for now, with the Bureau of Meteorology predicting the tropical low could come straight back.
Multiple people have been involved in a two car crash at a busy Townsville intersection.
A final ruling on whether a key witness in a double stabbing at Alva Beach will give evidence in person is edging closer, with a crucial court date now set.
A teenager has been charged over multiple attempted carjackings at the weekend where two women were targeted.
As the rain continues to tumble across North Queensland, more and more roads are going under and aren’t able to be travelled. CHECK OUT THE ROAD CLOSURES>>>
Wild winds like a “willy willy” have blown over a massive tree and wrapped a trampoline around a power pole north of Townsville. SEE THE DAMAGE PHOTOS >>
A deluge of rain is expected to drench North Queensland today, with “life threatening flash flooding” possible and up to 300mm of rain. SEE WHERE HAS COPPED THE MOST RAIN >>
The Bureau of Meteorology has predicted Townsville could cop up to 250mm of rain on Tuesday as a tropical low moves across the state.
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