Rail line remains closed after flooding
The rail line between Townsville and Mount Isa remains closed, with floodwaters preventing workers from making an assessment on the track’s structural integrity.
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Woman suffers head, neck injuries in disturbance
A woman has suffered head, neck and shoulder injuries in a domestic violence disturbance.
Dam activity suggestions flood council
A new sailing club, mountain bike trails, camp ground and a new barramundi fishery are on the wishlists of those who wish to see Ross River Dam’s recreational uses extended.
Thieves ram woman, child twice: Witness
A witness has told how thieves, he believed were no older than 16, twice rammed a car with a child and woman inside to evade a man who tried to stop them.
PHOTOS: Townsville motorists caught driving distracted
Stacks of Townsville drivers could cop the toughest penalties in Australia after being snapped with phones in hand, talking or texting, while in the car.
One year on: A look back on the Townsville floods
It started just like every other wet season. The skies opened, it began to rain and then … it just didn’t stop. One year on, take a look back at the devastating event we will never forget. SPECIAL COVERAGE, PHOTOS >>
Julia Creek loses Dirt n Dust triathlon
Cost issues and a lack of volunteers this year has meant Julia Creek has lost the Dirt n Dust junior triathlon after 26 years.
100MM+: Rain continues to fall as rivers rise
More than 100mm of rain has fallen in some parts of the region today, with flash flooding and river rises closing roads. SEE ALL THE PHOTOS + latest forecast >>
32-year record broken after big wet
A road has been closed following a landslide after record breaking rainfall hits the state’s north. Flood warnings remain in place.
VIDEO: Fisho captures magical shark experience
Sharks usually spell disaster on a fishing trip but this Townsville fisherman’s latest experience was one of many highlights on a successful trip.
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