The family of Gwen Grover, who was found shot dead in her car in Lake Street in the 1980s, say they feel validated by a District Court Judge’s decision to set aside the coroner’s finding that Gwen’s death was suicide.
Australia’s largest Tilapia tournament seems to be working after native fish return to Innisfails Warrina Lakes.
Orphaned cassowary Bunji, who was nursed back to health south of Tully, has moved to the Gold Coast where he will take up residence as a threatened species ambassador.
Fishers and campers in Far North Queensland are being encouraged to “get behind a croc-blocker” to reduce the risk of a crocodile attack.
A much-anticipated and well-overdue severe weather report was expected to be released months ago — now both sides of the government claim there’s different reasons it has been delayed.
While many around the Far North were commemorating the one-year anniversary of Cyclone Jasper, one little boy was celebrating his first birthday.
After the catastrophic flood last year left his barramundi and redclaw farm devastated, Rodney Ingersoll, through sheer grit and determination, is now preparing to harvest once again in the new year.
A Cairns councillor is demanding the state government review its proposed upgrades of the Bruce Hwy following two deaths in two weeks at the same intersection.
Assaults and car thefts were just the beginning, as local police spent 24 hours capturing numerous alleged teenage offenders.
Christmas is looking like “beaches, creeks and pools” as Cairns awaits sunny skies and blazing temperatures for Christmas Day. Here’s what to expect.
Police have rushed to save a boy swept into a stormwater drain in Far North Queensland after flash flooding hit the region and residents “risk” their lives. See the video here.
One of the top cops in Far North Queensland says a “cycle of fear” is turning children into criminals and early intervention is key to driving down crime.
Celebrating the positives after what has been a tough year, Cape Tribulation locals celebrated the “first birthday” of the landslide which left the remote town isolated.
Police have released CCTV footage of two men as they break into an airport and steal tools, machinery and chemicals as they appeal for help identifying the pair.
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