STRIKED OUT: COVID ruins baseball fans’ Brissy trip
A Townsville baseball fanatic has had his weekend plans derailed after Brisbane was placed into a three-day coronavirus lockdown on Friday night.
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NQ beef hits the water in first shipment of 2021
The Port of Townsville has welcomed its first live cattle export ship of the year.
Loved shoe shop steps into another location
A Townsville family-owned business is standing the test of time, expanding its reach after establishing in 1965.
Townsville mother’s book becomes nationwide hit
What started as a self-exploration journey for a Townsville author has amassed into an Australian-wide movement.
Potting-mad Sharon takes out big prize
A Townsville ceramic artist has been recognised for her interpretation of an organic Australian melting pot.
Cuddly koalas earn carers a prize
A local charity has been recognised for its unwavering commitment to wildlife by an American toy maker.
Tradie leading the sun safety charge after scare
A Townsville glazier is urging North Queenslanders to slip, slop and slap after being diagnosed with seven deadly skin cancers.
ACTIVATED: Burdekin disaster team ready to rip
Late last night Burdekin Mayor Lyn McLaughlin announced the region’s disaster management group was being activated.
Common sense the key for Charters residents
After days of wild weather Charters Towers authorities have issued a reminder to all residents to use their common sense.
Kindy making big impact on little lives
Townsville kindy kids are in good hands after a Oonoonba kindergarten was recognised for a top Queensland award.
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