Townsville went to the polls to elect a new mayor, flooded the Queensland Country Bank Stadium to see record-breaking artist P!nk and also remembered some of the region’s beloved members in tragic events. Here’s the biggest headlines from March 2024.
Essential stores across Townsville will be operating on reduced hours over Christmas and New Years, see whether your local stores will be affected.
As the threat of cyclones looms large, North Queenslanders should start preparing their houses, pets, and insurance for future severe weather. Read the important advice.
Just in time for summer, NQ’s iconic Frosty Mango has rolled out three flavours that tap into the nostalgic joy of eating soft serve. See where to find them.
Townsville has been lashed by torrential rains that has closed roads, shut businesses and provided ideal conditions for a few brave souls to have adventures: SEE THE GALLERY>>
Christmas is right around the corner, and one Townsville business has gone all out on decorating. See the NQ Kool Cars and Kustoms showroom.
Greyhound Adoption Program will be hosting Homeward Hounds at Townsville Showground, hoping to find retired racing greyhounds a loving home for Christmas.
A much-loved annual Christmas event at Townsville’s Riverway have had to change their plans due to the wet weather lashing the city. See the new schedule.
After sitting in Townsville high school film classes, two filmmakers just presented their first feature-length movie, now available on streaming sites for the world to see.
Every night leading up to the election, we’re chatting with local political candidates from all sides for candid conversations—with a twist!…
Keep your umbrella handy because NQ is going to be soaked over the coming days, with flash flooding warnings in place. Check out the latest forecast, which includes Christmas Day.
Hoping to capitalise on the 2032 Brisbane Olympics, the state government have announced their plan to showcase Queensland as a tourism hot spot, saying Townsville is a vital part of the plan.
Optus is being taken to court by the ACCC for allegedly signing unemployed, disabled and ‘vulnerable’ Mount Isa customers onto excessive and incorrect payment plans.
Launching their Christmas Blood Blitz campaign, the Australian Red Cross are looking for more plasma donations, due to an ageing population causing the demand to be at an all time-high.
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