Workers needed: NQ’s $600m jet fuel plant reaches next stage
A Townsville project looking to transform bioethanol into jet fuel and diesel has entered the next phase, but it needs 1100 workers to become reality. Get the latest update.
A Townsville project looking to transform bioethanol into jet fuel and diesel has entered the next phase, but it needs 1100 workers to become reality. Get the latest update.
Local artist Zakariah Martin-Taylor spent 150 hours creating a two metre tall Santa, which has been unveiled at Goldtower Central.
As a Townsville teenager fights for life after crashing his e-scooter, police have urged parents to reconsider giving them as Christmas gifts. Read the alarming statistics.
Townsville Police Service have recognised two police dogs for playing a critical role in the community. Read their stories.
Drone footage shows the extensive flooding across the Goorganga Plains and one lane of the Bruce Highway is opened. LATEST
After a wet couple of days, NQ is on track for sunnier weather in the lead up to Christmas. Read the latest forecast and see who got the rain.
A well-known Charters Towers man and former Australia Day award nominee has appeared in court on an alleged rape charge. He is yet to enter a plea and is out on bail.
RSPCA will be hosting Happy Cat Day through the school holidays, giving children the opportunity to learn proper ways to care for a cat.
A puppy called Caesar will be spending Christmas alone in the pound after becoming the only dog to not get adopted out. See why the Charters Towers rangers say he deserves a miracle.
As 2024 draws to a close, here’s a look back at the stories that shocked, inspired, and informed Townsville readers, starting with the biggest headlines from January.
A Townsville dietitian shares tips on how to enjoy foods at Christmas without the guilt and maintaining a heathy mindset. Here’s what they said.
Two friends with a passion for bargains have opened a new two-for-one shop on Gill St, selling everything cowhide, country, and helping people dress head-to-toe in R.M. Williams for better prices.
The Emergency Alert Watch declared on Friday evening has been cancelled following torrential rains and flooded roads.
Completing a five-week training program at the Townsville Police Academy, new First Nations Community Protective Service Officers have joined the Queensland Police Service.
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