Union reveals new details about police shooting
Police face unprecedented danger with 12 officers assaulted weekly in Queensland as new details emerge about the latest Townsville police shooting.
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Shocking alleged carjacking of an unsuspecting German tourist
Police have revealed details of how they tracked down and caught three people who allegedly carjacked a tourist at gunpoint.
‘Steal crayons?’ Grubs target child-care centre in low act
Townsville police are hunting grubs who targeted a highly respected child centre over the weekend.
Mine giant says explosion no reason to stop $5.7b deal
Anglo American has rejected claims a recent explosion at its flagship Queensland mine will derail the $5.7bn sale of its coal assets to US giant Peabody.
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Cowboys power couple welcome new bundle of joy
Cowboys co-captain Reuben Cotter and his wife Mackenzie have announced the safe arrival of their third child. See the adorable name they chose for the baby girl.
Top Townsville restaurant set for rebrand after sale to chef
Award-winning Townsville restaurant Jam Corner has a new name and owner, with big plans to win more awards for its modern Australian cuisine.
Just one in five NQ schools are meeting attendance targets
Just a quarter of schools in North Queensland have met or exceeded attendance targets since 2021.
The Drill Hall Studio: empowering local artists
The Drill Hall Studio: how a ruined building became Townsville’s art hub
Art sale: watercolour masterpieces
Tropical gardens, vibrant artwork, and local talent come together for the Townsville Watercolour Group’s annual Under the Mango Tree exhibition and sale.
Chamber music festival: must see performances
The Australian Festival of Chamber Music in Townsville features international artists, debut performances, and interactive events until August 2. Here’s the performances not to be missed.
Woman’s eye-watering jackpot after $5 purchase
An Aussie woman is now much richer after hitting the jackpot from a $5 purchase.
World first: Aussie veteran found with new type of brain scarring
An invisible form of brain scarring with links to PTSD and suicide has been found in an Australian veteran’s brain for the very first time after he posthumously donated his brain to science.
Tacos out, cannoli in: Quarterdeck launches new Italian menu
After eight years at the top of Townsville’s food scene, The Ville’s Quarterdeck has launched an all-new Italian themed menu. See why they’ve decided to shake things up.
When going the extra mile equals 1400km
Well-liked Townsville businessman Greg Leslie knows all about going the ‘extra mile’ for his customers – even if it means travelling 1400km to personally deliver a car battery.
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