Strong interest in potential airport sale
North Queensland Airports have appointed advisers to manage a possible sale of Cairns Airport following “unsolicited inbound investor interest”.
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Babinda teen turns passion for fitness into community gym
A young man’s passion to bring together fitness and community has resulted in the launch of Babinda’s newest gym, which will open its doors later this month.
‘225mm+, intense storms, rain’: Mossman smashed in isolated weather event
A severe weather warning has been cancelled for the Daintree following a severe thunderstorm which brought intense localised rainfall, recording almost 100mm in one hour.
A day in paradise: 24 hours on the Great Barrier Reef
Nestled on the edge of the Great Barrier Reef and teeming with colourful marine life sits Agincourt Reef – a tranquil gem located on the Port Douglas coast.
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Delays at last over for final piece of four-lane Cairns Ring Road
After sitting in a holding pattern since the completion of the detailed project design, the $300m four-lane upgrade of Cairns Western Arterial Rd has at last built up a critical head of steam.
TTNQ CEO: Business events key in march to full recovery
The business events sector is setting multiple records for Tropical North Queensland with record visitation and record leads playing an ongoing key role in the region’s recovery.
Incredible footage shows doctor escaping from helicopter underwater
Three critical care helicopter doctors will be on the ground in Far North Queensland to help with rescues from crashes, waterfalls and other complicated terrain.
Why experts say suicide rates are high in regional Qld
One person takes their life every six days in Far North Queensland which is shockingly 50 per cent higher than the national average.
Who is Kenneth Law?
The allegations are startling as the alleged numbers — 1200 parcels, 40 countries, 127 deaths, 14 counts of first degree murder — but who is Kenneth Law?
Temps to soar towards 40C as winter heatwave blasts Qld
Winter records could be obliterated over coming days as a winter heatwave blasts Queensland, sending temperatures soaring towards 40C – up to 15C above average.
Cape mayor calls for more multilingual police services
More multilingual Police Liaison Officers in the mainland’s northernmost communities can bridge the gap between non-English speaking First Nations peoples and authorities, a community leader says.
Everything you need to know about Cairns Cup Carnival
Thousands of racegoers are expected to flock to Cannon Park this weekend for the second day of the Cairns Cup Carnival. How you can get in on the action.
Revealed: Approved 490-home project for Cairns remains unfunded
A 490-home project is in bureaucratic limbo as funding for the development remains uncommitted, although “close to being finalised,” almost 12 months after plans were initially unveiled.
‘Vale, Bronwyn’: Community mourns passionate journalist
Senior Cairns Post reporter Bronwyn Farr is being remembered by the Far North Queensland community as a passionate journalist, a marvellous storyteller and a warm-hearted friend and mentor.
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