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The woman allegedly gang raped during a home invasion in Far North Queensland has written a powerful statement spoken by her friend to 500 people including politicians, demanding change.
The final movements of Toyah Cordingley before her death and those of the man suspected of killing her were revealed during the first week of Rajwinder Singh’s murder trial. See the timeline.
Details of a $30m crime boost, including more specialist police officers for Cairns, will be announced by the state government today.
Aurukun elder Aunty Phyllis Yunkaporta describes losing her brother in a crocodile attack near the indigenous township, and what she would like…
Aurukun elder Aunty Phyllis Yunkaporta describes losing her brother in a crocodile attack near the indigenous township, and what she would like…
A political candidate has raised a radical idea for an “Implanon bonus” as the Queensland Minister for Women Fiona Simpson met with influential and motivated Far North ladies to discuss economic security.
A “grandfather” figure with a family of his own gave a young girl chocolates after committing indecent acts against her and maintained a sexual relationship with her for two years, a court has been told.
A Queensland MP has made comparisons to hunting experiences in Africa worth $30,000 while reintroducing his crocodile management bill, for a fifth time. What he’s proposing.
A girl taken to hospital after being hit by a car outside a south Cairns school has started a conversation about stop, drop and go zone safety concerns.
The wife of a man instrumental in helping raise $19m for the Cairns Hospital, safeguarding its future, has remembered him as an extraordinary person.
Tired old Cairns City buildings could be demolished to make way for a new and modern three storey street addition following a pitch by a well-known Far North construction firm.
A Tablelands father has been sentenced to two years jail for a “brazen” indecent assault on his young daughter under a blanket while his family sat nearby, watching television in the same room.
A popular Far North athletics event, which regularly welcomes thousands to the region, has made a major sponsorship announcement.
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