‘Use it or lose it’: Post Office manager’s warning
“Use it or lose it.” That’s the message from postal manager Leonardo Toscano as Ingham’s heritage-listed Post Office marks 90 years.
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Teen critical after being hit by car
A teenager is fighting for life in hospital after being struck by a car in NSW.
GCA: Top Cats back into division one
A sensational season following top tier relegation, GCA2’s reigning premier is back in division one for next summer. See who else has been relegated and promoted.
Albo reveals massive free health revamp
Anthony Albanese has announced a new free, nationwide 24/7 health advice line as his last big political gamble of the election.
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‘Shooey, shooey’: Peter Dutton’s brief visit to Townsville RSL
A political leader has finally touched down in Townsville during the election campaign – but only for a brief appearance where a chant broke out for him to do a shooey. WATCH >
‘Didn’t know it was coming’: $5m promised for Darwin Greek Orthodox hub
Both the CLP and Labor have promised to help build a new community hub slated for Darwin. SEE THE PLANS.
‘My legacy’: Community unites for Anzac parade, dawn services
The annual march down Malop St brought old friends and families together, while earlier this morning a crowd of 10,000 paid their respects in Torquay. SEE THE PHOTOS.
Named: How clueless Pimpama ice trafficker led cops right to his door
A Gold Coast man from a good family was already in trouble with the law – but a mistake that led cops right to his door opened up a whole new world of legal pain for him, a court has heard.
‘You can’t do anything’: Father describes moment seizure caused car crash
Jack Palmer’s life was forever changed when he was diagnosed with a brain malformation, later causing a seizure which saw him lose his license and close his business.
Hollywood myth about Rome proven true
A stunning discovery on an ancient Roman skeleton of a man who suffered a brutal death has finally confirmed this popular Hollywood trope.
Pub revived after owner escapes death during flood disaster
The owner of Ingham’s most popular pub has bravely battled back from the devastating flood disaster that almost claimed his life.
Third Anzac Day march canned, but thousands flock to Dawn Services
Thousands of Gold Coasters gathered together to commemorate and pay respects to the ANZACs at services across the city, despitethree later ones being canned due to wet weather.
One year on: The Anzac Day photo that sparked Troy Thompson’s downfall
Twelve months on from Troy Thompson’s lack of military service medals raising eyebrows in the Townsville community, Premier David Crisafulli has said the disgraced mayor “can’t be” part of the city’s leadership.
‘Getting f—ing nothing’: Flood-struck Italian deli’s struggle
An Ingham Italian delicatessen which was forced to dispose of $70,000 worth of produce during the Hinchinbrook flood disaster is fighting to stay afloat.
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