Aussie owned activewear brand back at Castletown
Castletown Shopping Centre is “delighted” to welcome back popular activewear brand Lorna Jane, after the store was forced to close during the pandemic.
Castletown Shopping Centre is “delighted” to welcome back popular activewear brand Lorna Jane, after the store was forced to close during the pandemic.
New concept images and future plans have been released showing a new town centre for those living in the western part of Townsville, with plans to include a servo, food outlets and childcare centre. SEE THE PLANS
A magistrate has avoided a “crushing” sentence on a recidivist teen criminal after his Christmas Eve crime spree because she believed there was still “hope” for him. See what he did.
Katter’s Australian Party has struck a deal to create an “alignment” with a controversial senator who has launched his own political party. See their plan.
Thieves have been caught on film stealing electric scooters and causing thousands of dollars in damage.
A car is driven onto the grass at Currajong Park. It was also involved in a smash and grab at Hammett Street.
Better care is on the way for mums and bubs with Townsville Mater officially commencing a maternity ward and renal facility expansion.
The playground at Townsville University Hospital has been closed for months due to an “infestation of pigeons” outside the children’s ward with no reopening date in sight.
After a couple of wet months, drier conditions are expected for the Townsville region going into easter, but keep your umbrella handy. Read the latest forecast.
A postie was out delivering packages when a former ADF member launched an unprovoked attack on him and punched him in the face. Read what was said in court.
Given quotes for home insurance ranging from $2000 to $14,000, a Garbutt homeowner says he will risk going without it if his current provider increases his premiums, saying he simply won’t be able to afford it.
The beloved Aussie band have their sights set on Townsville to celebrate 20 years of Motown music and the release of their ARIA-winning album.
A NQ circus school has been named as one of the 50 lucky groups getting the Matildas to support their business in a advertising campaign.
The long-running war between a flying fox colony and Charters Towers Regional Council will boil over into another loud relocation, to start at 4am each morning.
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