Premier reveals fluoridation stance – but defers having final say
Queensland premier David Crisafulli has thrown his support behind fluoridated water – but deferred making the final say.
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PM reveals price of Cairns’ ‘entry fee’ into PNG and Pacific
A commitment to climate change will forge stronger bonds with Pacific nations, creating new economic opportunities and bolster diplomatic ties for Cairns, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says.
‘Human error’ blamed for bailed mother’s Christmas in prison
A mother who was given bail in mid-December on charges of possessing small amounts of drugs, utensils and suspected stolen property spent 24 days in prison because of a “human error”.
No ministers, no star power: Why FNQ candidate doesn’t feel like ‘underdog’
From fractured relationships to heavily-resourced ministers, it’s all played a part in the vastly different federal election strategies so far in FNQ. Why 2025 campaigns will be so different to 2022.
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Origin responds to Douglas gas supply failure disrupting business
Origin has provided an update on a network failure which shut down Port Douglas’ gas supply, cause widespread disruption to businesses and residents.
Daintree two-car crash injures three
Three people are injured and police are directing traffic after a two-car collision in the Daintree this morning.
How Cairns Fashion Week put local designer on global map
An emerging Far North designer already featured in Vogue has revealed plans for expansion after a successful night at Cairns Fashion Week’s runway show. See the mega gallery from the runway.
Man allegedly stabbed in the eye with a machete
A 21-year-old man is recovering after he was allegedly stabbed in the eye with a machete in Cairns.
What does change of govt mean for Cowboys’ NRLW relocation
The North Queensland Cowboys will double down on plans to relocate their NRLW team to Cairns despite a change of government creating a potential $15m shortfall for the powerhouse club.
‘She was a legend’: Tireless and passionate Tablelands pillar remembered
A giant of the Tablelands community has been remembered for her leadership in the pork industry, a passionate remote health advocate, mentor and as a selfless volunteer.
‘Don’t risk it’: Why bats in Cairns are in a dangerous phase
Health officials are warning locals against interacting with bats as the potentially disease-carrying mammals commence breeding season – making them highly dangerous, while they appear frail.
Far North council clears up ‘draconian’ local law changes
A Far North council has cleared the air over new laws feared by residents as an “overreach,” causing a social media storm of concerns the local government labelled as “misinformation”.
PHOTOS: We Are All Stars dance concert
Cairns’ dancing talent was on full display at the Shooting Stars end of year concert, We Are All Stars, held at the Cairns and District Junior Eisteddfod hall. VIEW PHOTOS OF THE ENTIRE CONCERT HERE
‘I care about what happens’: Kids’ special party makes Cairns return
After being put on pause last year the Cairns Special Children’s Christmas Party is back in 2024 and has a bright Far North future under new event owners. SEE THE PHOTO GALLERY
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