Premier Steven Miles has pledged to shower the Far North with riches, announcing a $10m investment in Tourism Tropical North Queensland to increase domestic and international tourism numbers to the region.
Footy fans cheered on their team when hundreds descended on Cazalys sports club for the AFL grand final, including one special Brisbane Lions fan.
Queensland Labor says it’s confident regional candidates are playing to win after leaked internal data raised alarm bells within the party and a damning Newspoll revealed David Crisafulli is poised to deliver the LNP a majority government.
Premier Steven Miles will use the Brisbane Lions’ backs-against-the-wall grand final win as motivation ahead of a gruelling campaign against a highly fancied rival.
Police are appealing for information after a “significant” number of cattle were stolen in outback Queensland.
Protesters have taken to the office of a Far North MP with Palestinian flags and banners to call for the Australian Government to cut its ties with Israel as its forces launch a ground invasion of Rafah on the anniversary of the Nakba.
Australian basketball senior statesman Danny Morseu denied hitting a woman at the end of a night out drinking when police went to his home after an alarmed neighbour reported a woman screaming, Cairns District Court heard on Tuesday.
Ratepayers are on track to cough up hundreds of extra dollars annually, with extra money for the city’s water infrastructure project crucially missing in the new federal budget. WHAT’S IN THE BUDGET FOR FNQ.
Wujal Wujal residents have moved one step closer to “normal” with a temporary clinic providing community members with access to vital health services within the remote Indigenous community, leaders say.
One of the region’s premier wave-piercing catamarans is powering back to work, showcasing the Great Barrier Reef following an extensive refit with new generation sustainable fuel engines.
The AWU has warned saying the strikes “can now take action during preparations for … peak earning season”.
A 24-year-old man allegedly assaulted a woman at Piccones IGA on Pease Street, before attacking two staff members who stopped to help.
A week after the Salvos launched this years Red Shield appeal the organisation has been left feeling bitterly disappointed after three of their vehicles used to support the community were smashed up by vandals.
Hard-hitting croc warning signs and the removal of crocs from known swimming holes have been pushed by Far North leaders, urging a beefing up of waterway user protection. Have your say.
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