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.
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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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A celebration of culture and country at Umbrella Studio
Umbrella Studio’s latest exhibitions bring together Sylvia Ditchburn’s vivid environmental landscapes and Elysha Rei’s delicate tributes to Japanese-Australian history. Alongside works by young Indigenous printmakers, the showcase is a powerful blend of memory, place and emerging voices.
NQ teens bring Queen’s iconic music to life
The magic of Queen comes alive as Townsville schools unite for “We Will Rock You,” blending live music, youthful energy and teamwork.
In pictures: HopeStars function at Brothers Leagues Club
The Brothers Leagues Club was alive with generosity and community spirit as the 6th Annual HopeStars Domestic Violence Awareness Fundraiser once again sold out, drawing over 120 attendees.
“Every boy thinks trains are cool”: Hidden passion driving industry
Joshua Nazzari has been working for Aurizon for 20 years, but says he still gets a rush when a high-pressure deadline comes in.
Trucks v trains: The age-old debate reignited
Train operator Aurizon has thrown its support behind putting more freight on railway tracks, saying it will not only make roads safer, but could cut emissions by 75 per cent.
Minister’s $1.4bn boost for Far North energy mega project
The state government will commit an additional $1.4bn in the budget for the construction of what could be North Queensland’s biggest energy project.
NAMED: Accused $30,000 perfume thief allegedly caught driving stolen car
The manhunt for a brazen perfume and jewellery thief has ended after a man was allegedly caught driving a stolen car in Cairns. Here’s what we know.
Townsville baker replicates exclusive, TikTok famous sweet
FudgeVille is tapping into the craze around the exclusive, TikTok famous ‘Dubai chocolate’ with their own fudge flavour and chocolate replication of the luxury Middle East treat. See how.
Townsville MP gets big promotion into ministerial role
A Federal politician, whose electorate includes Ayr, Alligator Creek, and Oonoonba, has picked up his first ministerial portfolio in the LNP shake down.
Triple murder accused trial date terminated
The trial for a man who allegedly killed three people won’t go ahead as planned after another delay.
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