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Beloved Townsville cafe shuts doors indefinitely
An ongoing funding struggle has led to the shock closure of a loved cafe. Here’s why.
Free doughnuts: Krispy Kreme reveals Townsville opening date
Townsville’s first drive-through Krispy Kreme will officially be opening it’s doors on May 2, and the franchise has revealed exciting rewards for dedicated fans
NQ business to tackle housing shortage with transportable homes
A Townsville business is hoping to boost NQ’s housing supply in a unique way. Read how the DC Constructions is developing transportable homes.
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Prisoners on the right track
A group of inmates have completed track maintenance across North Queensland to gain certification and open the doors to more opportunities upon their release.
Criminal defence lawyer running on KAP anti-crime platform
A lawyer who defends criminals for a living says he is running for the seat of Herbert on an anti-crime platform that includes tougher court sentences.
‘Army’ of volunteers urgently called ahead of 2032 Olympics
Queensland volunteers have rapidly declined with concerns it will come to a head by the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Here’s how Townsville clubs can help.
One Nation candidate unrepentant for racist Aboriginal ‘joke’
A One Nation candidate for the seat of Herbert has confirmed that he is the same man who posted a horrid racist joke on social media ahead of his unsuccessful campaign for Leichhardt in 2019.
Shrek the Musical Jr brings swamp to the stage
Filled with much-loved characters, the Broadway Academy Townsville production is bringing Shrek to the Townsville Civic Theatre Stage this week.
Goths, punks, emos, metal: Alternative markets to debut in NQ
Darkcide Emporium, Townsville’s first alternative markets is about to be unleashed as part of a new music venue’s exciting opening celebrations. See how to get involved.
Court battle reveals problems plaguing stalled private hospital
Legal documents about a court battle involving Townsville’s Weststate Private Hospital project reveal issues at the centre of the projects stalled construction. DETAILS.
Can this outback town fix it’s empty shop problem with ‘rent-free’ deals?
An NQ council is planning to tackle its empty shop problem by offering artists and ‘entrepreneurs’ rent-free stores on the main street, mirroring success recently seen in Innisfail.
‘Optimistic’: Property market thrives despite supply shortage
A new property report has revealed strong demand for vacant land and rising prices for Townsville’s industrial and commercial properties. See what’s driving up prices.
BALLOT DRAW: Last minute names vying for Herbert
Last minute candidates for One Nation and the Trumpet of Patriots were announced at the Herbert electoral ballot draw on Friday, with the only candidate that appeared to be in attendance claiming the number one position.
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