Where are the hotspots? What are the solutions? Qld youth crime explained
A youth crime crisis is gripping the state – so what can we do about it? ALL YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
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ICED OUT: Why cocaine is new king of meth-scarred cities
Meth’s decade-long reign of Queensland’s drug scene is over as experts warn white powder power is rising in its place. MAPPED HOTSPOTS, DRUG CRIMS NAMED
Is Jelly Roll teasing a Townsville show?
Keen country music fans are holding their breath for the announcement on whether country singer/rapper Jelly Roll will hold a concert in Townsville after cryptic Facebook posts.
Rackley Swimming launches to tackle poor water safety statistics
Rackley Swimming is hoping to make a chance to a concerning swimming statistic as it opens two schools in Townsville.
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Teen girl hospitalised in Railway Estate crash
A 15-year-old girl hit by a car outside a Townsville pub is reportedly stable after being rushed to hospital with serious injuries Friday night.
Military service dogs pick up new tricks at Talisman Sabre
Exercise Talisman Sabre is not just for soldiers from different nations learning to train and work together, but also for the military working dogs to pick up a few new tricks.
‘Incoherently slurring’: Top consultant’s shocking drink drive
A manager at one of the ‘Big Four’ consultancies has lost her licence after she was found driving more than four times the legal limit on a major Townsville road. Shockingly, it was her third DUI.
Insurance analysed: NQ Chamber spots persistent market problems
A new insurance report shows positive signs for cyclone-prone regions, but a Townsville business leader warns that the “market failure” is continuing. Here’s why we’re still paying too much.
75+ snaps: NQ’s big day out for One Street, One Day
Townsville took their chance to party and enjoy some of Australia’s best musical acts for One Street, One Day seriously. See the snaps.
‘It’s disgusting’: Council workers strike over low wage offer
Under pressure to deliver a fair deal for its lowest paid workers, Townsville City Council has responded to strike action where hundreds lined a busy road. See what’s on the table.
TMR bureaucrats block revolutionary waterproof roads for Qld
Despite creating a water resistant road surface that could transform the Bruce Highway, a Queensland company is considering moving overseas after struggling to attract Transport and Main Roads’ interest. See why they are threatening to relocate overseas.
Man in custody for allegedly choking businesswoman
A man remains in custody after the alleged serious assault and choking of a well-regarded North Queensland businesswoman.
Musician charged with rape at NQ festival
A Townsville man who was set to perform at a recent music festival has been charged with raping a woman at the event.
Mystery fever sends Aitkenvale toddler to ICU
An Aitkenvale toddler admitted to ICU after presenting with a mystery fever has survived. His family say they are overwhelmed by the support they’ve received.
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