Urgent Need: Radiology training under the spotlight
Key groups are asking for $27.5 million from both political parties before the federal election to start medical imaging and radiography training in Cairns.
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Discover how the new mental health centre is set to change lives
A new, free mental health facility is set to open in Cairns with no appointment required. What you need to know!
Can’t vacuum after 7pm: Qld’s most bonkers rules you didn’t know existed
From being unable to take a pet goat on a bus to not reversing in long distances or your backyard being too overgrown. Here are some of Qld’s most bizarre rules that you could get fined for.
Police appeal after car hits E-scooter rider in Cairns City
Police are appealing for information following a traffic crash in Cairns on March 14 which left a 60-year-old with serious injuries.
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Revealed: The unusual arrangement in accused MP’s ‘toxic’ office
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I thought I’d met my soulmate. Then I learnt the sick truth
A ‘vulnerable’ woman thought she’d met ‘the one’, only to learn she was the victim of a cruel plot.
Cairns Regional Council appoints new CEO in shock move
Cairns Regional Council has revealed its new chief executive after an extensive search, in a move that has surprised some.
Woman hospitalised after vehicle crashes into creek
A woman in her 70s has been hospitalised after her car veered off the highway and into a creek, south of Cairns.
‘Wouldn’t be here without her’: Butcher’s recipe for success
A passion for serving their community has been at the forefront of Babinda Meats owners Wendy and Salvatore ‘Tootie’ Nucifora’s success.
Construction apprentices dwindle amid fee-free TAFE scheme
Construction worker shortages are forecast to ease modestly, with the federal government backing its long-term strategy while swatting away suggestions of immigration cuts for immediate housing relief.
Parents’ heartbreaking words as daughter’s killer sentenced after horror crash
The mother of a kind, loving and popular young woman has recounted how her world was “forever changed” after her daughter was killed in a motorcycle crash, as the man responsible was sentenced to jail.
‘People of Barron River lose out’: Action group ‘disappointed’ at no show
The front runners for the seat of Barron River have been a no-show at the signing of a document calling for a new flood study and a moratorium on development within the river delta.
Rape trial of cousins gets restart after mistrial
A new jury has heard evidence from the mother of a young woman allegedly raped by a pair of cousins after their trial was restarted following a mistrial last week.
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