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.
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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.
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Police seize cash, cocaine, meth in major Qld drug blitz
Police say they have busted open a Queensland-wide drug syndicate operating between Mount Isa and Brisbane, resulting in more than 270 charges.
REVEALED: Where to get the best donut in Townsville
Townsville has voted for the best donut … and if the lines for a treat on International Donut Day were anything to go by – they made the right call. RESULTS.
‘F-ck em all’: Alleged killer bus driver storms from court
The man accused of killing three people on board a Greyhound bus has been pictured for the first time since the horrific triple-fatal crash, outside a regional Qld court smoking.
Council’s ‘pulse-check’ on iconic Rockpool’s future
The Rockpool has been an iconic part of The Strand for almost 60 years, but now it’s time for an upgrade. Here’s how you can have your say on it’s future.
Meet our heroes of the reef
Prominent marine scientists are leading global coral conservation with pioneering research, community initiatives, and innovative restoration efforts to protect marine ecosystems.
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.
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