Meet Cairns’ new doctors
The Cairns Hospital and Health Service has welcomed 2025’s cohort of young doctors, strengthening Queensland’s struggling regional health system.
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‘Sick of being told what to do’: Aussies react to date debate
As Australia Day discussions heat up, readers have weighed in, with many voicing support for keeping the celebration on January 26.
‘Vibe shift’: Poll reveals support for Australia Day
A new poll shows it is “clear that mainstream Australians have had a gutful” of anti-Australia Day sentiments, with a majority supporting celebrating our national day on January 26. Have your say in our poll.
Players to watch in the GCA T20 semi-finals
From a Lara bowler who has snared seven wickets at four runs apiece, to a Meredith batter who has blitzed 225 runs in just two innings, these are the leading players of the GCA T20 tournament.
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Truancy officer presence increased in Alice Springs over holidays
School attendance officers will continue to work during the upcoming holidays as part of the CLP’s mission to crack down on community issues in Alice Springs.
Virgin, Qatar drop huge sale for Aussies
The holiday season has started early for Australians, who now have more options for international travel after two major airlines joined forces.
Cats make captaincy call after Danger doubts
Earlier this month, Patrick Dangerfield said he was unsure if he would continue as captain. Now the Cats have locked in their leaders.
‘It’s life imperative’: Why police plea more important than ever
Gold Coast police have issued an impassioned plea ahead of the school holidays and festive season. Read why this year is so concerning.
‘Super special’: Dragons to raise awareness for cancer survivor
Darwin Dragons will fly the flag for their own Todd McManus in a special Bowel Cancer Awareness round following his return to the field after a long battle with the illness. Read what it means to him.
Kilometres of delays on Gold Coast M1 in school holidays crush
More than 30 kilometres of delays are plaguing the M1 following multiple crashes and school holiday traffic. Read the latest.
Circuit breaker trial program to target at-risk Territory youth
Minister Robyn Cahill said this type of program was key to addressing youth offending such as that seen in Alice Springs in recent weeks.
‘Crossed a line’: Aboriginal leader on alleged Alice Springs baby attack
An Aboriginal councillor has shared his heartbreak over the alleged home invasion assault on a two-month-old baby only a day after a march through town rallying against men’s violence towards women and families.
RBA’s excuse for rate forecast fails
The RBA has defended the economic forecasting it does to help the board when it considers changes to the cash rate, admitting the predictions are likely wrong.
Mixed emotions for departing Army commander
There were mixed emotions for the outgoing Commanding Officer of the Army Fifth Aviation Regiment after a Change of Command Ceremony held yesterday.
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