‘Very blessed’: Four generations of women to celebrate Mother’s Day
Brenda Heycock will be with her grandmother, mother and daughter this Mother’s Day, sharing special memories and celebrating the special women in her life.
Townsville
‘We can’t work without our tools’: Tradie’s $25k theft nightmare
An angry Townsville tradie has unleashed a fiery spray at the “bloody grubs” who stole his small business’s work trailer full of tools — a $25,000 blow he says threatens the livelihoods of several local families. WATCH THE VIDEO.
NQ Bishop says new Pope is ‘a man to be trusted’
The head of the Catholic Church in Townsville has described the new Pope as a “steady figure” who was known for his “humility, discretion and balanced judgement.”
Vibrant art exhibition opens Mother’s Day
Townsville’s Escape Artists return to Art at Jezzine with a vibrant new exhibition opening Mother’s Day weekend. Featuring a colourful mix of landscapes, animals, abstracts and mixed media, the show celebrates friendship, creativity and the joy of painting together.
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Doctor’s ‘serious’ toy warning this Christmas
Christmas can be a memorable time of year, but one Townsville doctor wants it to be memorable for the right reasons. Read the best ways to protect your child from hazardous toys.
‘I nearly died’: Malayta’s haunting words weeks prior to drowning
The teen had swam in the same river he tragically drowned in just weeks prior to his death the Inquest Findings have revealed. See all the final observations following the extensive review.
Palm Island training centre honoured with national award
A culturally safe training and employment centre on Palm Island is celebrating after taking out silver at a national training awards night.
Rising sprint star Uwezo Lubenda races journo
The fastest 15-year-old sprinter in Queensland, Uwezo Lubenda, chases down Townsville Bulletin sports journalist Patrick Woods in a 100m race…
‘Affordable’: Hundreds more homes to tackle housing shortage
A new 292-home community for the over 50s has been announced for Townsville, helping address the housing shortage by encouraging residents to downsize. Find out where it will go.
Workers sacked as BPIC changes spark construction chaos
Construction workers have been sacked days before Christmas after the state government tore up a tender to upgrade a Qld hospital.
Crime wrap: Teens assault elderly with plank, man reported for suspicious acts
Teens have been charged for hitting an elderly woman with a wooden plank at The Strand and in separate reports police have asked residents to help identify a man alleged of ‘suspicious behaviour’ in Burdell.
Police search for murder weapon after Woodstock homicide
Police have confirmed a 21-year-old man found in the backseat of his car in North Queensland was killed, with an expansive search now underway for the murder weapon.
Proof that ends Qld’s city v country kids debate
Are regional kids worse off than city children? The debate ends now.
First advisory meeting held to discuss Bruce Highway concerns
A new advisory board held its first meeting on Wednesday in Townsville, with the aim of sharing regional voices to better the state of the tumultuous Bruce Highway. See who’s on the board.
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