Police have charged a builder with a long list of fraud-related charges after he allegedly took money from Far North Qld flood victims promising reconstruction work but failing to deliver.
Excitement is building following the start of construction of a fast food hub as major national restaurant chains lock-in long-term commercial leases. Full development details.
From safeguarding a royal visit and an international summit to screening suitcases at Cairns Airport, high-risk explosive detection dog, Ando, has hung up the harness on a ‘paw-some’ career. SEE PHOTO, VIDEO
From DIY stingrays and electric vehicle displays to gardening workshops and plant giveaways, there will be something for everyone at the 10th annual Cairns Ecofiesta. See what’s on.
A landmark Cassowary Coast resort has finally sold to an American timeshare giant after being on and off the market since 2018.
A nurses’ union has warned a Far North Queensland hospital failure to address staff parking issues could cost more than $90,000 if safety measures are not prioritised.
The Salvation Army has broken ground on a new housing project to address homelessness in the region, as figures reveal 9 out of every 100 of Queensland’s homeless youth live in Cairns.
Data reveals which city is leading Australia’s job growth — and it’s not where you might expect. Discover which Queensland city has topped the national charts.
A man has been taken to hospital in a stable condition after falling while trying to escape a house fire in Far North Queensland.
A young car enthusiast has been fined nearly $9000 and disqualified from driving after he “freaked out” and fled from police in Port Douglas when they turned on their lights and sirens.
Managing a business while raising two young children is a challenging endeavour, as one Far North Queensland mother has discovered.
A former rugby player who once faced the Kangaroos playing for France and competed and coached in the country’s top tier rugby league championship has faced Cairns court for assaulting his wife.
Nurses in Cairns are on the verge of quitting their jobs due to ongoing safety concerns, feeling forced to choose between personal safety and parking fines.
Cape York’s economy is primed to turn its thrusters on, emerging as a key player in the $640bn global space industry, former prime minister Scott Morrison says.
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