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Angus McIntyre is a cadet journalist. Based in Melbourne, he has written for a range of publications including news.com.au, The Herald Sun and The Australian.

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Stratford resident Dulcie Newbery has celebrated her 100th birthday, which will occur on April 25, with a celebration surrounded by dozens of friends and family members at the Cairns RSL. Picture: Brendan Radke

Cairns veteran to celebrate 100th birthday on Anzac Day

Meet the Cairns ex-servicewoman who is set to pass an incredible milestone on the most poignant day imaginable.

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Former signalman in the Royal Australian Navy Paul Walker served in Bougainville before completing a tour of East Timor with the United Nations forces. This Anzac Day he will deliver the keynote address at the Cairns RSL sub branch dawn service, recognising the indigenous servicemen who fought in World War I, and their contribution to the origin of the Anzac legend. Picture: Brendan Radke

Anzac Day in Cairns to pay tribute to Indigenous veterans

Anzac Day services in Cairns this year will acknowledge an important anniversary and pay tribute to Indigenous veterans.

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Every Anzac Day service in Far North Qld

Thousands of people across Far North Queensland will commemorate Anzac Day with a series of services.

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Djarragun College students have been seen fighting in videos posted to Instagram over the last year. Picture: Instagram

‘Police officer in every school’: Principal on stopping violence

A Far North Queensland principal has called on the government to install permanent police officers in all schools where violence has reached a crisis point.

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The Wet Tropics Management Authority yellow crazy ants eradication program has seen a record 365 hectares of land eradicated of yellow crazy ants in a single treatment, which is the largest area in the world. Wet Tropics Management Authority yellow crazy ants eradication project manager Lucy Karger and acting technical team leader Jules Seabright have seen the eradication of the invasive species in residential blocks, agricultural land and World Heritage rainforest south of Cairns. Picture: Brendan Radke

How Cairns has eradicated invasive ants in world first

A Cairns team is celebrating a world-first with the eradication of invasive yellow crazy ants from a record area of land.

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Failings of disaster warning system to be examined

A “dog’s breakfast” of a warning system will be put under the spotlight in review of Queensland’s severe weather season.

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Aerial shot of Mission Beach. Image: supplied

When is kerbside recycling coming to Cassowary Coast

Cassowary Coast residents will have access to kerbside recycling for the first time in a shake up of the region’s waste management system.

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‘Absolute gentleman’: Tributes for Cairns police officer

A Cairns policeman is being remembered as a “gentleman” and a “caring, compassionate” officer who had time for anyone after he was tragically found dead.

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Boy, 13, threw rocks and bottles at elderly man, police say

A 13-year-old boy is accused of taking part in a shocking assault on an elderly man at a Manunda shopping centre.

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Generic crime: Queensland police crime scene tape. Picture: QPS.

Boy arrested over alleged carjacking in Manoora

A 17-year-old from Mareeba has been arrested for allegedly carrying out a carjacking armed with a screwdriver on Sunday evening.

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