Rain has mushrooms blooming across Townsville
Townsville lawns, parks and median strips have seen a mushroom explosion, with recent downpours the perfect recipe for all sorts of colourful fungi to grow.
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Joining this club will have you up in the clouds
In the sky is where Diogo Coradini loves to be describing the stratosphere as “magical”, explaining how he came to move from Brazil to start a paragliding school in Townsville.
Townsville mums share lunch box hacks
Busy Townsville mums share their lunch box hacks to feed even the fussiest of kids now the school term is in full swing.
JCU to build $53m student accommodation
A $53 million 400-bed complex will transform James Cook University campus.
Next generation of champions cue up to sink balls
The Townsville Eight Ball Association serves as a portal for humble Townsvillians to become national and world champions.
Guiding the way for girls
Empowering girls and young women to grow into confident, self-respecting and responsible community members is at the core of the Girl Guides.
Break a sweat for bushfire victims
Having fun while raising much needed funds for bushfire relief is at the heart of Ultimate Results Training bootcamp this Saturday.
Restoring history to its former glory
Keeping history alive and paying respects to the wounded and killed soldiers of WWII is the pivotal role the Military and Historic Vehicle Club of Townsville plays in the local community.
Six of the best Nutella dishes in town
To celebrate World Nutella Day, the Townsville Bulletin can reveal six of the best Nutella dishes in town.
Kirsten to shave 25 years of hair
A Townsville wife is making the ultimate sacrifice for her husband to raise thousands of dollars for a good cause.
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