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Keagan Elder is a digital producer at the Townsville Bulletin

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Touch of Salt's Mark and Michael Brine with reesturant manager Arianna Pala

Townsville’s top restaurant as chosen by our readers

The well established family-owned restaurant on the bank of Ross Creek has locals at the forefront, making it Townsville’s favourite.

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Radar and satellite images from the Fiji Meteorological Service showing the intensifying category 2 cyclone Sarai over the islands. Source: Fiji Meteorological Service

Townsville in ‘target zone’ for potential cyclone

A leading Australian meteorologist has revealed Townsville has the six key ingredients for a tropical low to strengthen into Tropical Cyclone Gretel next week. FULL FORECAST >>

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Staff, customers threatened with knives in robbery

Two thieves armed with knives threatened staff and customers at a Townsville service station, escaping on foot with cash and cigarettes.

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Crime hit list: High visibility patrols drive drop in break-ins

A change in tack in targeting property thieves is driving down record-breaking levels of crime in Townsville. FULL LIST: What suburbs were targeted overnight — was your street one of them?

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Australian servicemen take part in Anzac Day ceremonies at the military cemetery of the Australian National Memorial in Villers-Bretonneux, northern France, on April 25, 2019 marking 101 years since Australian and NZ Army Corps soldiers landed in Gallipoli during WWI, and were deployed to the Western Front, where they played an important role in the 1916 Battle of the Somme. - The memorial in Villers-Bretonneux lists 10,773 names of soldiers of the Australian Imperial Force with no known grave who were killed between 1916, when Australian forces arrived in France and Belgium, and the end of the war. (Photo by PHILIPPE HUGUEN / AFP)

Caution called for ahead of Anzac Day services

Australians intending on heading overseas for Anzac Day services have been urged to register their attendance and travel plans with the Department of Veteran’s Affairs following the coronavirus outbreak.

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Boat-owner Wayne George is angry with boats overstaying the 40 minute limit on the public dock on the opposite side of the creek from Flinders Street. There is one particular yacht which is causing hassle. PICTURE: MATT TAYLOR.

Overstaying boaties putting people’s safety at risk

Townsville boaties hold concerns for people’s safety and expensive yachts as a number of vessels they claim are uninsured are moored on public docks during cyclone season.

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15 of the best camping spots near Townsville

With a month to go until the school holidays, now is a perfect time to start preparing to go camping. Here’s 15 top spots to pitch your tent close to home.

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An Airbus airplane of Qatar Airways takes off at the International Airport in Vienna, Austria on a windy February 28, 2020. (Photo by JOE KLAMAR / AFP)

North QLD travel agents call for calm amid virus fears

North Queensland travel agents are urging travellers to remain calm as a number of carriers cancel flights as the number of coronavirus cases rises across the world.

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Architect Dolph Pemberton outside council building. Picture: Shae beplate

Council tiling a sticking point for architect

An architect who designed the Townsville City Council chambers on Walker St is fearful a change to his original design could depreciate the value the “excellence” of his project.

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Flood warning as king tides expected

Townsville City Council is warning people to move valuables and cars to prevent them damaged by saltwater ahead of the king tide expected this weekend.

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