For centuries the observations of everyday people have been a positive addition to the scientific world. See how Townsville citizen scientists are pioneering new ways to document the world around them.
It’s the end of an era for 16 buildings in James Cook University’s western campus, which are set to be demolished. Find out why, and what will happen next.
North Queenslanders will need to find ways to stay cool with severe heatwave conditions expected stay in place right through the weekend. See how hot it will get.
Police are searching for two remaining offenders after a surf and skate store was allegedly broken into. Read the latest.
While one Cowboy is hanging up the boots, another is preparing to step onto foreign ground. See why Feldt is feeling bittersweet about wrapping up his Cowboys career alongside Granville.
A Townsville nurse is going the extra mile, spending her spare time helping domestic violence survivors rebuild their lives. See how a donation could make the ultimate difference.
A pillar of St John’s Ambulance Queensland has reflected on her lifetime of service building first aid foundations in North Queensland. See how a decision in the 1940s set her on this path.
Hundreds of sea lovers are descending on Townsville as the SeaLink Magnetic Island Race Week kicks off, after the event saw a record 68 crews sign up in just 12 minutes.
An emotional Jake Granville shed a few tears as he was added to the Cowboys’ Wall of Honour, a recognition reserved for players who have changed the trajectory of the club.
The CopperString experience centre has officially opened in the CBD, designed to show locals and tourists what the $5b transmission line project is all about. Take a look.
The feeding of cassowaries at a popular North Queensland camping spot is putting “campers at risk of serious and potentially fatal injuries”….
James Cook University has welcomed a move by the federal government that has finally put an end to months of uncertainty for the education sector.
With hundreds of submissions from parents across Townsville, the votes have been counted and the cutest toddler for 2024 has been crowned. Check out the adorable winner.
A self-described actor, carnivore and fitness fanatic, this North Queensland farm boy is making waves on TikTok for his bizarre shirtless campaign videos discussing civil liberties, race and population control as part of a new political party.
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