Man charged after allegedly filming up woman’s skirt
A man has been charged after he was captured on CCTV following a woman along a main city street and trying to film up her skirt.
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Youth campaigner’s home robbed while on ocean cruise
A Cairns youth advocate who was robbed, allegedly by a group of teens, while on an ocean cruise has endured an anxious wait to find out what was stolen and how bad the damage was.
‘Going backwards’: Why health minister is standing firm on fluoride
A Cairns pro-fluoride advocate has vowed to keep lobbying for the mineral to be added to regional Queensland town’s water supplies, following a meeting with health minister Tim Nicholls.
‘Up s— creek’: LNP to review Blue Card policy
Southern Cape York risks going up in smoke this bushfire season due to a “contorted, tangled bureaucratic process” that has resulted in a dangerously low number of volunteer firefighters, leaders say.
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‘Hard work and dedication’: Cairns real estate agents recognised
Leading Cairns real estate agents have been recognised for their hard work and dedication at a recent industry awards night.
Call to fix council’s ‘$25m hole’ caused by TC Jasper included in election priorities
The push for political candidates to back major projects in the Far North is on with Cairns councillors set to spend the next 23 days spruiking seven advocacy priorities ahead of the state election.
Swimmers unaware of huge croc just meters away before beach closure
A popular beach in Port Douglas has been closed following the confirmed sighting of “quite a big” saltwater crocodile swimming in the area. See the pictures.
Tradie who helped build playgrounds sentenced on drug charges
A Far North tradie who worked on playgrounds in remote communities has told a court getting caught with almost 15g of cocaine was “the best thing that could have happened to him” after spiralling into drug use.
Range road reopens after dramatic single vehicle crash
The Kuranda Range Road has reopened after a dramatic single vehicle crash left a blue sedan upside down on the roadway.
Medical update on man crushed by heavy vehicle
Cairns Hospital has provided an update on the condition of a man whose legs were crushed by a reversing heavy vehicle in Portsmith.
Moment surf lifesavers allegedly rammed by stolen vehicle
The mother of two teens has spoken about the moment her daughter’s vehicle was allegedly rammed by a car stolen from the same beach they had been lifesaving at.
Hedley Developments releases new industrial strata unit development
Hedley Developments has released Cairns’ newest small industrial strata complex for sale.
Bruce Hwy reopen following bus fire
The Bruce Highway has reopened to traffic south of Cairns, following reports of a bus on fire on Tuesday afternoon.
Prepare to leave warning as bushfire threatens tourist hotspot
A prepare to leave warning has been extended for the Atherton Tablelands as a bushfire threatens a tourist hotspot.
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