Crucial mobile phone location data questioned in Toyah Cordingley murder trial
Police used mobile phone data to identify about 70 cars near Toyah Cordingley’s mobile phone but now that data has come under questioning at her murder trial.
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Man charged after allegedly filming up woman’s skirt
A man has been charged after he was captured on CCTV following a woman along a main city street and trying to film up her skirt.
Youth campaigner’s home robbed while on ocean cruise
A Cairns youth advocate who was robbed, allegedly by a group of teens, while on an ocean cruise has endured an anxious wait to find out what was stolen and how bad the damage was.
‘Going backwards’: Why health minister is standing firm on fluoride
A Cairns pro-fluoride advocate has vowed to keep lobbying for the mineral to be added to regional Queensland town’s water supplies, following a meeting with health minister Tim Nicholls.
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Toyah may have been alive when buried, had ‘no hope for survival’
Cairns woman Toyah Cordingley sustained a deep cut from one side of her neck to the other and may have been buried alive, a jury has been told.
‘Gross misjudgment’: Skipper fined over jet boat collision
An experienced mariner with an “exemplary reputation” has expressed his “heartfelt regret” over an accident where a family of three thought they were going to die following his actions.
Toyah Cordingley murder trial
The trial of Rajwinder Singh, who is charged with the murder of Toyah Cordingley on remote Wangetti Beach in October 2018, has begun in the Cairns…
Toyah Cordingley trial
The trial of Rajwinder Singh, who is charged with the murder of Toyah Cordingley on remote Wangetti Beach in October 2018, has begun in the Cairns…
Qld council votes to ditch fluoride in its water supply
A southern Cape York council will stop fluoridating its largest town’s water supply with councillors narrowly voting in favour of removing the mineral at a fiery meeting.
Mapped: Qld’s worst flood zones as $30bn battle plan floated
Building flood levees, strengthening homes and even relocating residents are among the recommendations of a $30bn future flood strategy.
‘Help, someone help!’ Scary scenes during attempted dirt bike theft
Panicked cries of “help, someone help!” rung out from a suburban Tablelands street as a group of armed youths attempted to steal a dirt bike. See the intense video.
Explained: What ‘full medical degree’ means for JCU students
Hundreds of Far North medical students have celebrated a milestone pathway in achieving their medical degree, without having to move from home.
‘Very alarming’: Bacteria-borne disease claims nine lives in Far North Queensland
Nine people have died from a bacteria-borne disease since the start of the year in what health authorities have described as a “record-breaking” outbreak in Far North Queensland.
Cairns’ newest ice creamery outlet revealed
After lengthy delays, a new gelato joint is at last serving freshly made summer delights including a signature dragon fruit sorbet and Ferrero Rocher gelato.
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