Scary dating app scam catching Qlders out
More than 470 dating and romance scams have been reported in Queensland this year.
Cairns
How tour operator is expanding
A Cairns tour operator taking visitors through some of the region’s most beautiful canyons and waterfalls is aiming to “take on the big guys” as they expand their offering into the city and rainforest.
Crime a focus of decorated police officer in contest for Mulgrave
With 36 years of police service under his belt, independent candidate for the seat of Mulgrave Dave Raymond understands better than most how to tackle the Cairns youth crime epidemic.
Cairns pharmacist supplying the community with life-saving drug
One of the leading compound pharmacists in Far North Queensland is compounding a life-saving drug as a national shortage of the antibiotic treatment for the highly contagious disease continues. Find out more here.
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Taste Port Douglas back bigger than ever
The popular food festival will return in August. See what’s new this year.
Airbnb tax being considered in Cairns
Property owners who are cashing in on the Airbnb market could soon have to pay extra council rates, says the deputy mayor. Here’s why.
‘Money for jam’: Man scores $85,000 cash in ATO scam, Cairns court hears
A man pocketed $85,000 cash in a ‘very simple but effective’ Australian Taxation Office scam and there was no chance the money would ever be repaid, Cairns District Court heard on Friday.
The Cape York hospital crying out for a major upgrade
A dilapidated southern Cape York hospital must receive a massive nine-figure funding injection, or risk losing more staff and services in the coming months, Cook Shire’s mayor says.
Gallery: Anzac Day Cairns, in photos
Thousands have gathered in parks and beaches across the Far North at the break of dawn to attend Anzac Day services to pay their respects to service men and women, past and present. See all the moments captured by our photographer.
Ambos called for man trapped in vehicle after two-car crash
Emergency services have been called to collision on the Captain Cook Highway involving two vehicles. What we know so far.
In pictures: Anzac Day Dawn Services across Far North
Thousands have gathered in parks and beaches across the Far North at the break of dawn to attend Anzac Day services to pay their respects to service men and women, past and present. FULL GALLERY.
Airbnbs face shut down amid rental crisis
More than a dozen properties are potentially operating unauthorised Airbnbs in a northern beaches suburb of Cairns where rental vacancy is near an all-time low.
Cost of living crisis behind renewed push for Cairns Aldi
A German supermarket giant has responded to speculation of a long-awaited move to the Far North following a new petition pleading for Cairns’ first Aldi.
Why northern beaches got hit with multiple power outages
More than 3000 residents in Cairns’ northern suburbs have experienced three power outages in just two days. Here’s what’s caused the blackouts.
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