Marine Logistics and Sun Metals workers Adrian Farren and Cody Sims have donated blood and plasma more than 300 times combined and are hoping to encourage others to donate as part of the Red Cross Lifeblood Team Competition.
A species of deer poses a risk to motorists in the Townsville region and can cause “extensive damage” to cars, the Department of Transport and Main Roads is warning.
Two Townsville artists with frightfully macabre senses of humour are crowd-funding for the publication of an off-colour colouring book.
More than 100 Townsville residents are enjoying free TAFE courses to combat a critical skills shortages in the sickly health sector.
Townsville’s largest shopping centre could soon have a new owner as negotiations for its sale reach the final phase. See what is happening.
The loved ones of three family members allegedly gunned down by a neighbour have told of their shock and vowed to be a ‘voice for the dead’. FULL COVERAGE, VIDEO, PHOTOS
A senior traffic cop has described the catastrophic conditions crews were faced with after six trucks and two ambulances were smashed up in three separate crashes, closing a near-100km stretch of the Bruce Hwy. LATEST.
Business owners face a hit to their bottom lines and free carparks could become a flashpoint, as Townsville’s paid parking expansion looms. See results from a paid parking study.
After the AEIOU centre in Kirwan was destroyed by an arsonist, Townsville mother Shae Holt was devastated. Now, a new multi-million dollar centre in Idalia has restored hope, ensuring vital support for children with autism continues.
A young man alleged to have stolen a car and caravan with a family still inside at a park has had the matter mentioned in a Townsville court for the first time since being charged.
The Magnetic Island Koala Hospital and an Australian wildlife survey drone company have teamed up in preparation of ‘The Great Magnetic Island Koala Count’ program.
Hundreds of Townsville residents have hit the polls already, including a 74-year-old “rusted-on” Labor voter who joked he may not be around to vote in three weeks.
“Wouldn’t it be wonderful if the people of Townsville could know the things they know about yourself right now, and would their decision still be the same if that was the case,” a fed-up councillor asked the mayor in a heated meeting. See what went down.
After 30 years of groundbreaking work in infectious diseases, Dr Robert Norton is set to retire, leaving behind a legacy that transformed the fight against some of North Queensland’s most challenging health threats.
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