Cyclones, crime and controversy: Our biggest January headlines
As 2024 draws to a close, here’s a look back at the stories that shocked, inspired, and informed Townsville readers, starting with the biggest headlines from January.
As 2024 draws to a close, here’s a look back at the stories that shocked, inspired, and informed Townsville readers, starting with the biggest headlines from January.
A Townsville dietitian shares tips on how to enjoy foods at Christmas without the guilt and maintaining a heathy mindset. Here’s what they said.
Two friends with a passion for bargains have opened a new two-for-one shop on Gill St, selling everything cowhide, country, and helping people dress head-to-toe in R.M. Williams for better prices.
The Emergency Alert Watch declared on Friday evening has been cancelled following torrential rains and flooded roads.
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Townsville has had a star studded weekend with one of Australia’s biggest musicians and a national rugby league representative spending a couple of days living the high life in the north.
Good news for pizza fans – Domino’s Mount Louisa and North Shore are back in the kitchen after a sudden closure, and Bushland Beach will “reopen soon”.
With many years of experience behind her, local talent Ollie Witney will give a nod to the angels at Stable at Riverway. Read her story.
With a combined service record of 80 years, two Army 5th Aviation Regiment officers are leaving the unit after having the best adventures of their lives.
A Qld bishop who has supported two of the Bali Nine since their imprisonment says the ordeal has taken a toll on the men and their families, and hopes they can find peace.
The top rated and underperforming aged care homes across Queensland have been revealed. Search and see the list and watch our exclusive video.
A man has been taken to hospital and three people are in police custody after a brawl broke out at a boat ramp which included a rock being used in an assault.
The last thing Dr Kate Murton wants is for Christmas to be ruined by food poisoning, so she’s encouraging residents to take a few extra steps to avoid illness. Read her advice.
Townsville police have declared a crime scene following a blaze at an unoccupied highset duplex in Pimlico. Find out the latest.
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