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Teen thugs feel untouchable – this is our best way of stopping them
If we take away their “look at me” tool, who knows, some of these young criminals might actually get a job, writes Kylie Lang.
Inside LNP war room: The $17bn crisis attack on CFMEU
The LNP has held crisis meetings on how to save key projects from blowouts caused by controversial CFMEU “tax” which the the government temporarily suspended this week.
Revealed: Full list of winners from Qld Tourism Awards
An iconic event was among the big winners from the Queensland Tourism Awards. FULL LIST OF WINNERS
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Telecommunications cut long-term after storm wreaks havoc
A remote island in the Torres Strait has “gone back in time” with limited telecommunications and badly damaged infrastructure following a suspected lightning strike.
Rex’s $80m lifeline – so what does it mean for Qld?
Rex Airlines has been issued $80m in funding in news that has big implications for Queensland.
‘Not good enough’: Residents fed up with eroded shoreline
In a desperate effort to combat erosion along a popular beach strip, a group of Kewarra Beach residents have banded together to demand council and government action before it gets washed away.
Fire destroys two sheds in Tablelands
A blaze has destroyed two sheds on a private property in the Tablelands, with fire investigators set to visit the scene on Tuesday morning to determine the cause.
Fire threatens Forsayth: 56,000 hectares burnt, as blaze is downgraded
A fire in Far North Queensland has burned 56,000 hectares and threatened Forsayth. The blaze, which was burning on two fronts, has since been downgraded to a ‘Stay informed’ notice. One home has been lost in the fire.
Why funeral home wants to talk candidly about dying
A group of Cairns funeral home volunteers are destigmatising conversations around death, revealing some people are taking their coffins home and personalising them, while one woman used hers as a coffee table.
Cairns Remembrance Day: Respect for ‘often forgotten’ sacrifice
Servicemen and women from across the armed forces gathered in front of the Cairns RSL on Monday for the solemn occasion of commemorating Remembrance Day.
‘Don’t know what to do’: Club’s fourth alleged break-in, in two months
A Cairns sports club is becoming all too familiar with completing police reports after suffering four alleged break-ins, in two months, while forming plans to join forces with rival codes to combat crime.
See you in court: MP takes speed camera crusade to the next level
A Queensland MP on a crusade against a controversial speed camera blitz will face court over a fine to prove a point.
Far North Queenslanders facing water restrictions amid heatwave
Far North Queenslanders are facing level one water restrictions as a heatwave intensifies, with residents and businesses urged to conserve water. Find out the areas impacted.
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