Inside revitalised Daintree Ecolodge in Far North Qld
More than a year after Tropical Cyclone Jasper inundated the Daintree Ecolodge, the property has been revitalised. See the photos, and the immersive cultural experience, here.
Cairns
Health workers call for reduced hours as safety concerns mount
A Queensland ambulance has become the latest target in Yarrabah rock-throwing incidents, prompting healthcare staff to consider reducing vital services amid claims authorities are failing to address the ongoing safety concerns.
Gallery: IRONMAN event rallies support for cancer patients
From serious pace setters to joggers in colourful tutus, almost 400 people have laced up their boots to run, walk and jog for COUCH Wellness Centre. Check out the gallery.
Public housing tenants slapped with tough new three-strike policy
Public housing tenants will be slapped with a tough new three-strike policy under a dramatic crackdown on anti-social behaviour.
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Meet JUTE Theatre’s new boss
From catching the theatre bug as a teenager to directing shows across the east coast, meet JUTE Theatre Company’s new executive artistic director, Chris Kohn.
True stories behind the faces forever connected by tragedy
These are the true stories of 15 everyday Queenslanders who never met but will forever be connected through tragedy and heartbreak.
Shattered family speaks after death of 12yo in e-scooter crash
The heartbroken Far North Queensland family of a boy killed in an e-scooter crash are mourning the loss of a dearly loved child who is being remembered for his kindness, respect and generosity.
‘It’s frightening’: Why pressure is mounting over retirement village rate rise
Cases of destitute elderly pensioners living on the breadline are set to rise with a White Rock retiree warning that Cairns council’s likely rate hike on retirement villages will send senior citizens broke.
Driver allegedly tailgating vehicles on Kuranda Range
Police are on the hunt for a driver allegedly tailgating vehicles, hitting one vehicle’s window, on the Kuranda Range.
‘She loved being a mum’: Family’s plan for Krystel Paul’s bridal shop
The family of Cairns boutique owner Krystel Paul has vowed to keep her bridal business alive for her young daughter, after the beloved mum’s tragic death last month.
Police turn focus to e-scooter in investigation into child’s death
A 12-year-old boy who tragically died following an e-scooter crash in Far North Queensland was not meant to be riding alone, police have confirmed, as their investigation turns towards examining the child’s scooter.
Pregnant woman’s long wait for a psychologist after double tragedy
A grieving young mother-to-be devastated by the loss of her brother and then her partner within weeks of each other has been waiting months for a psychologist appointment in Qld’s strained mental health system.
Student lashes out as teachers report being under seige at remote schools
It’s been revealed a Cape York deputy principal was hit in the face last week by a student as a former teacher at a remote Qld school claims to be “traumatised” after threats of rape and having her car smashed up with a star picket.
Child safety jobs in limbo as staff claim promises broken
Child Safety workers across Queensland are facing an uncertain future with 91 positions at risk; however, the Child Safety Minister has said these positions are in fact safe.
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