With seven years to go until the 2032 Olympics, a keen 11-year-old Townsville soccer star has already told his parents to start saving up for tickets to watch him play on the world stage.
Cowboys star fullback Jakaiya Whitfield will make her much-anticipated return to the field as the NRLW side looks to continue its strong form in 2025.
It’s the tragic human toll of a faceless war – begging the question: How many more young lives need to be destroyed before there is change? SPECIAL REPORT
When Dr Ron Chang walks through shopping centres in Townsville, he sees the hundreds of families he helped have children. Now he’s passing on the baton.
From cracking out our wildest coats to going full conspiracy theory, we take a not-so-serious look at how Qlders handle the cold.
For the first time in Townsville 500 history, the Summernats Pro Burnout Series will be showcasing both burnouts and drifting for car fans.
Through the Crisafulli Government’s Early Childhood Workforce Strategy, the childcare sector in the state will get funding to help upskill workers and attract people to the industry.
The sky is the limit for Papua New Guinea Defence Force (PNGDF) soldier Lieutenant Heyden Chan who received his ‘wings’ in a graduation ceremony at RAAF Base Townsville on Tuesday.
Confident in the future of NQ’s property market, one of the region’s leading agencies has moved its corporate HQ into one of Townsville’s best office buildings. Read their success story.
Sailors across Australia are starting to prepare their beloved yachts – some 18 metres, some just 6.5 – for the ‘trip of a lifetime’ up to Townsville for the Magnetic Island Race Week.
With the help of ADF engineers, nation-building Exercise Puk Puk has concluded its biggest year yet. Here’s how it made a difference in PNG.
The son of a well-known Queensland family has successfully appealed three rape convictions and is set to face a new trial.
After noticing nearly 50 per cent of her outback patients – all children – were missing their appointments, a doctor has decided to go to them instead, creating a new EEG program in Mount Isa.
Police are asking residents for any information after a Toyota Hilux was seen dangerously driving along Nathan St before it flipped.
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