‘Never before seen’: Developer unveils designs for new CBD tower
A prominent Cairns developer has lodged plans to convert a historic CBD building previously used as a luxury retail store into a residential tower. See the designs.
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100+ Photos: Cairns Fashion Week wraps up
Cairns Fashion Week concluded on the weekend, showcasing the latest trends by designers from Far North Queensland and across the country. See the photos.
What are the conditions? How do they work? Your BPIC questions answered
What is the Best Practice Industry Conditions policy and how does it work? YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
‘People may notice their water is discoloured’
A conserve water notice has been issued for residents for parts of Cairns for up to two weeks.
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‘Fallen short’: Cairns councillor calls out process to extend CEO’s contract
Cairns Regional Council has extended its interim CEO’s contract behind closed doors amid growing acrimony among staff over the controversially appointed top boss’s position.
Red bench unveiled in honour of mother-of-two Gwen Grover
Tireless campaigner Sue Cole has succeeded in having a red bench – a statewide initiative to raise awareness of domestic violence – installed at the location where her sister, mother-of-two Gwen Grover, 32, was found dead in 1983.
‘Un-eggs-pected’: Bird flu outbreak wreaks havoc on supermarket shelves
Eggs and poultry shelves have been laid bare in recent weeks as a strain of bird flu ravages the industry and its supply chains. What this means for consumers.
‘Tough reading’: Key failings revealed following Cyclone Jasper
Major shortcomings in the Far North’s disaster response during Tropical Cyclone Jasper have been identified in Cairns Regional Council’s submission to the Inspector General of Emergency Management.
Broken down truck causes traffic hazard on Far North highway
Motorists planning to travel north from Cairns have been warned about a traffic hazard blocking the coast road to Port Douglas.
‘Unsustainable’: Inside decision to axe Cairns to Japan flights
Experts say a number of key factors forced Virgin Australia to cut its daily flights from Cairns to Tokyo.
‘Discover the undiscovered’: CIAF unwrapped for opening night
More than 650 artworks from jewellery and road signs to textiles, ceramics and art on canvas, have been unwrapped ahead of the opening of the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair, now celebrating its 15th year.
‘Keyboard warriors’: Restaurant’s scathing review of diners
A Far North restaurant has put its customers on notice by exposing unmerited reviews left on its Google page, as it contends with major public construction works on its front door. What was said.
‘Has to happen’: Why MP backs Tablelands route study
A Far North MP has warned against developing a business case for a new Tablelands route, insisting funds should be allocated towards a study instead, with those calls rejected by the federal government as a new administrative battle emerges.
Man hit by car on Mulgrave Rd
A man in his 40s was hit by a car on Mulgrave Road overnight.
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