Former army patrolman sentenced for punching ex-partner
A former army patrolman who punched the mother of his child in the head because she wouldn’t unlock her social media accounts, has been sentenced for his ongoing “deplorable” behaviour.
A former army patrolman who punched the mother of his child in the head because she wouldn’t unlock her social media accounts, has been sentenced for his ongoing “deplorable” behaviour.
An explosion in youth crime across Cairns has forced Premier David Crisafulli to deploy more cops to the Far North in a bid to curb skyrocketing vehicle thefts from the city’s homes and suburban streets.
A teenage boy has been charged after allegedly assaulting a woman in a Cairns business carpark during the day, then attempting a break-in shortly afterwards.
With “feels like” temps pushing 40C in the Far North, the state health department is calling on residents to protect themselves from the extreme weather, issuing an emergency warning.
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Two fallen trees have closed the Kuranda Range road, north of the lookout.
More public transport services and improving the safety of the Bruce Highway are among what Queenslanders want prioritised as 2032 transport legacy projects.
A major international cruise line is hoping to entice more Americans to Queensland by leveraging new cheap direct flights and more sailing options.
A budget airline has delivered an early Christmas present to Queenslanders, launching a new service between two popular Aussie destinations, multiple times a week.
A tradie who once had a “promising life” ahead of him has been jailed for 7.5 years after stealing his dad’s gun safe with 20 weapons in an “ill-conceived plan” fuelled by a methylamphetamine addiction.
International passenger numbers in Cairns have exceeded pre-pandemic levels for the first time consistently, with a new domestic service announced this week.
Far North Queensland had received a drenching of 150mm in some parts as of Tuesday, with another 100mm expected to come later this week, experts say.
Copper theft is costing Queenslanders millions, with some builders being broken into up to eight times before the homeowner moves in.
A team of 120 volunteers are busy preparing this year’s Cairns Community Christmas lunch which will feed up to 500 people on Christmas day.
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