A commitment to climate change will forge stronger bonds with Pacific nations, creating new economic opportunities and bolster diplomatic ties for Cairns, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says.
A mother who was given bail in mid-December on charges of possessing small amounts of drugs, utensils and suspected stolen property spent 24 days in prison because of a “human error”.
From fractured relationships to heavily-resourced ministers, it’s all played a part in the vastly different federal election strategies so far in FNQ. Why 2025 campaigns will be so different to 2022.
The passenger who was flung into the Barron River during a jet ski crash that killed her partner for the first time has spoken about the tragic loss of a dedicated father and her loving partner.
No one will forget the extraordinary events of September 11, but few know of this stirring and uplifting story that focuses on the days that followed, which is set to be performed in Cairns.
Vets are warning Queensland pet owners over a growing threat that has risen to its worst level in nearly a decade.
Ask this Cairns mum why her city’s water supply should be flouridated and she’ll point to the silver cap on her five-year-old son’s back molar as evidence.
A crop dusting helicopter pilot has had a lucky escape after making an emergency landing in a banana field in Far North Queensland. See the video.
Two schools in Cairns were thrown into lockdown after a man was reported to be carrying a firearm.
A 14-year-old boy was locked in watch-houses for 10 days after he was wrongly identified by police investigating an armed robbery.
A Cairns man had been on parole for just four days when he resumed shoplifting, then racked up purchases of alcohol, fuel, smokes and Coca-Cola on a stolen credit card, a court has heard.
The best photojournalists across Cairns and Australia feature in new exhibitions to open next Friday at Cairns galleries.
Outstanding funding for Cairns’ Water Security Project is poised to become a federal election campaign topic for a second time with all parties holding their cards close to their chest.
A former councillor and her husband have celebrated 70 years of marriage after meeting at a blood bank.
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