Bunker bomb attack: Don’t mess with the tidy types
When you’re carrying an entire house on your back, you shouldn’t expect it to come out in a neat pile, that’s weird … writes John Andersen in this week’s Talk of the North
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‘Panda cuddling’: PM’s China trip bagged as copper industry sinks
Pressure is mounting to find a political solution to preserve NQ’s copper smelter and refinery and 17,000 jobs before Glencore hit pause. Read about the high-stakes negotiations.
$30m Townsville waterfront project transforms historic building
Years in the planning, the exciting Flinders Street Wharves project will host 1000 patrons across two venues while employing 120 locals. Check out the fresh imagery.
Robots roll out as Ex. Talisman Sabre winds down with a bang
Explosions, tech and tactical grit brought Line Creek Junction to life as soldiers put themselves to the ultimate test against a stubborn enemy. See how new tech helped decide the fight.
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Annual Townsville event a real gem for community
The city is set to sparkle extra bright this weekend, as the annual Townsville Gem and Mineral Show returns for 2025.
Iconic art event celebrates sustainability and youth
Installations using the elements to create art and offering up a subterranean lifestyle are set to draw a crowd for the 2025 Strand Ephemera.
Fishing community honours two legends of the water
The NQ game fishing fraternity is reeling after losing one of its most colourful characters last weekend with the passing of long-time charter skipper and legendary mariner, Eddie Riddle writes.
Revealed: The NQ businesses short-listed for 2025 awards
The Townsville Chamber of Commerce has announced the finalists for the 2025 Business Awards, with popular coffee spots, our famed wildlife park and emerging business leaders among those in the running.
Dog owners advised to stay vigilant at popular dog beach
Investigations are still underway to find the cause of three dog deaths on a popular beach, but the council says your pooch can roam once again. Get the latest.
Perks offered to subdivide blocks, fix historic buildings
Wanting to boost density in Townsville’s suburbs, the council has offered incentives for residents to subdivide blocks and restore heritage buildings. See what’s on the table.
Child safety staff blow whistle on ‘remove first’ culture
Two former employees have blown the whistle on failures within the child safety department, where families were torn apart by a ‘remove first, find evidence later’ approach.
Prison barber flees police after chaotic knife fight
A man who transformed his life by cutting fellow inmates’ hair left a security guard “shaking” and “stuttering” after a dramatic shopping centre scuffle.
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