‘All possible other killers’: Defence reveals alternative suspects in Toyah Cordingley trial
Lawyers have questioned whether police investigated all “possible other killers” of Toyah Cordingley with the same “zeal” as Rajwinder Singh.
Lawyers have questioned whether police investigated all “possible other killers” of Toyah Cordingley with the same “zeal” as Rajwinder Singh.
Regional families could save hundreds of dollars on bulk billed GPs under a new health boost promised by both sides of politics in the lead up to this year’s federal election.
A Cairns woman says she is gripped by an overwhelming feeling of “sheer terror” since an abhorrent alleged gang rape at knifepoint last week.
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Panicked cries of “help, someone help!” rung out from a suburban Tablelands street as a group of armed youths attempted to steal a dirt bike. See the intense video.
Hundreds of Far North medical students have celebrated a milestone pathway in achieving their medical degree, without having to move from home.
Nine people have died from a bacteria-borne disease since the start of the year in what health authorities have described as a “record-breaking” outbreak in Far North Queensland.
After lengthy delays, a new gelato joint is at last serving freshly made summer delights including a signature dragon fruit sorbet and Ferrero Rocher gelato.
Thousands of people who have simply had enough of burgeoning crime rates are expected to take part in a community-led anti-crime rally in response to the horrific alleged rape of a Manunda woman last week.
More than six years after the body of Toyah Cordingley, 24, was found on Wangetti Beach, Rajwinder Singh, 39, will be tried for her murder before a jury.
Tropical Cyclone Alfred has intensified to a Category 2 system.
Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health Service has expressed “grave concerns” about the effects of comments made by the Coroner investigating the death of a newborn baby at Atherton Hospital.
A fly-in, fly-out diesel fitter on a $130,000 wage knew he was being audited by the Taxation Office over his made-up mining machinery repair business, but he kept submitting false statements anyway, Cairns District Court has been told.
Emergency services have been called to a popular tourist spot north of Cairns after a swimmer got swept away by fast-moving water.
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