Dealer threatens to shoot customers for unpaid debt
A middle-aged man who trafficked 80g of methamphetamine threatened to kill his customers who owed him money.
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Kindness project spreading the love
Looking to support locals in need is the idea behind a ‘kindness project’ that has already caught the attention of many Townsville residents who want to spread the love.
New place to get scrumptious Aussie favourite
An Aussie classic crowd pleaser will add a new twist to North Ward this week with the opening of a new takeaway store.
Gallery holds half a century of memories
Townsville is invited to indulge in the rich history of North Queensland at a new exhibition celebrating half a century of memories.
BURN IT DOWN: Stalker’s threatening calls
A Townsville business has endured more than 400 threatening phone calls from a man who did not have a rational reason to call.
Alleged murderer to remain behind bars
The man accused of murdering his sister will spend Christmas behind bars.
Hotshots ready to turn up the heat
Townsville ladies might get a little hot under the collar tonight when a Sydney troupe perform their chiselled cabaret show.
Patient fined for hospital bloodbath
A pregnant woman who spurted her blood throughout a hospital ward while hurling abuse at staff has been slapped with a fine.
Unlicensed mum runs over toddler, breaks boy’s ribs
A mother who ran over her own child at a Kelso park, just metres from kids playing on a playground, has wept in court as she was sentenced.
BEST MATES: Harry’s teddy a true friend
Harry Jurgens, 6, was rushed to the Magnetic Island Health Service Centre last weekend after a nasty fall at a restaurant left him with a 5cm gash to the back of his head. His teddy Freddie helped him through.
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