76yo man punches on at car wash
A former Vietnam soldier who “snapped” at a Townsville City car wash employee has been sentenced for the brazen assault.
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‘22 tyres slashed’: Townsville disability provider victim of vandalism spree, offender charged
A Townsville NDIS provider in Douglas was one of several targets of a woman’s brazen act of vandalism, with tyres punctured and windscreens smashed on their company cars and rocks thrown into their office front door.
Devastated family’s home in peril after father dies of crash injuries
A grieving mother who lost her husband a year after a serious Townsville traffic accident in Townsville is now in danger of losing her family home.
Trial of alleged child sex offender halted
A jury has been discharged in the trial of a soldier who was charged with a string of child sex offences after allegedly procuring explicit content from a young girl.
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‘Do you like the food?’: Qld aged care home food rating revealed
Queensland has 198 aged care homes where one person or more claimed to never be happy with the food they were served. See who is serving up culinary delights and who falls short.
30 years of Cowboys club and community celebrated at gala
A first of it’s kind event for the North Queensland Cowboys, with current and past players joining with the community in taking a look back on the past three decades. See the unique set up.
Car flips on Bruce Hwy in possible ‘hit, run’ accident
A car has rolled on the Bruce Highway south of Townsville in what Queensland Police Service believe could be a “hit and run” incident involving a truck.
Long weekend of live music ahead
The Ville’s annual music event is gearing up to be a big one with first release tickets already sold out. All the details.
How Radiator Bob built a 40-year legacy
When your radiator runs into problems, there’s a good chance you’ve run into Bob Thompson’s radiator shop. After 40 years, he might be slowing down – but he’s not done with this iconic NQ business.
Future Townsville: Resources power jobs boom
The vital importance of the resources sector to the NQ economy and the sheer number of people it employs has been laid out in no uncertain terms.
What cutting hair of people on their death bed has taught me
A hairdresser revealed the touching moment a man in palliative care thanked her for making him look like himself again before reuniting with his wife who had already passed away.
Coal hard truth: Qld’s world-class resource
North Queensland’s coal export industry is set to enjoy a strong future, with demand for the precious resource continuing to climb across the world as the Townsville region positions itself as a key distributor.
Dust off the moth-hole-filled jumpers, it’s getting cold
Meteorologist Livio Regano says it’s time to pull out the trackie dacks and jumpers as a cold mass of air pushes into the North. FULL FORECAST.
Decades of bravery: NQ paramedics earn top honour
From natural disasters to multi-casualty crashes, these paramedics have seen it all during their extensive careers. Now they are being recognised for their exceptional service and leadership.
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