New barber shop offers opportunity to ‘get a bit pampered’
A family-owned barber business has celebrated its opening in Castletown by introducing a special pampering service. See why people are raving about it.
A family-owned barber business has celebrated its opening in Castletown by introducing a special pampering service. See why people are raving about it.
An unpretentious Townsville butchery has bagged bragging rights after one of its sausages was named the best in Queensland.
Townsville is set to come alive with colour, music, and dance this Saturday as the Day of the Dead Fiesta returns to the city. Find out more.
2024 is out and 1995 is back for the NQ Cowboys, who’ve raided the memorabilia cupboard for inspiration for their 2025 jersey as they celebrate 30 years. See the photos.
A man was arrested after his fearful partner fled their home and sought refuge from council workers on a Townsville street earlier this week – now he’s applied to be released from custody.
The finish line is in sight for Townsville’s highly touted DriveIt motorsports complex, with a large expected economic windfall expected by the state government.
The Aussie singer-songwriter has revealed her special connection with North Queensland during one of it’s darkest hours and why she jumped at the opportunity to perform at the historic Women’s State of Origin decider match.
A highly respected Townsville-based solar power business that recently had liquidators appointed and staff locked out of a closed office has been given a second chance.
Parking fees are set to increase and property owners will pay more on their rates bill. See the breakdown here.
The murder trial involving an NQ man who was charged with fatally stabbing a 20-year-old in Ingham won’t be held until the New Year following already significant delays.
Search is on for one lucky North Queenslander who purchased their $1m winning ticket at a Charters Towers newsagency.
A proposed Castle Law for Queensland is facing strong criticism from a leading legal expert who warns the US-style laws could permit murder without consequence and do more harm than good. VOTE IN OUR POLL >>
A trio alleged to have been involved in the death of a respected Indigenous figure who was stabbed in a Railway Estate home have had their charges mentioned in court.
Burdekin residents will feel a slight hit to the hip pocket with a rates increase announced in the council’s latest 2024/25 budget. See what else is inside.
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