Child injured as vehicle’s brakes fail on Castle Hill
A primary-aged school child has suffered facial injuries after a vehicle lost its brakes in an incident on upmarket Castle Hill.
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‘Nothing for us’: Townsville politicians share their thoughts on federal budget
North Queensland politicians and advocacy groups have shared their opinions on Treasurer Jim Chalmers Budget, highlighting what it does include but also what has been overlooked for the North.
‘Fly high Zach’: 19yo remembered after tragic river death
A 19-year-old who was known for “putting smiles on people’s faces” has been remembered in heartfelt tributes after he was tragically found dead in a North Queensland river.
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Injured paraglider rescued after ‘spiral’ into rugged bush
A rescue helicopter is responding to a serious accident involving a downed paraglider in rugged bush north of Townsville.
Tinsel turmoil as town’s Christmas tree uprooted from traditional spot
The decision to relocate Ayr’s iconic Christmas tree has stirred some disappointment in the Burdekin community, with many residents voicing concerns over the council’s lack of consultation.
In pictures: Derby Day at Flinders Lane raises funds for charity
Derby Day was held in style at Townsville’s Flinders Lane, with proceeds supporting charity Fuel for Schools.
New minister’s plan to solve our city’s ‘crime crisis’
Minister for Youth Justice Laura Gerber has outlined the time frame for the LNP’s plan to end Townsville’s status as the ‘epicentre of the crime crisis’.
Taxi driver held at knifepoint grabbed his attacker ‘by the neck’
A young man who pulled a knife on a 45-year-old taxi driver ended up losing the fight, falling from the taxi, dropping ID, and being punched by a West End Hotel patron – all in quick order.
Rotary and Leagues Club join forces to help Cowboys fan in need
Donating $5000 to a Townsville family in need, the Cowboys Leagues Club has followed the lead of the Rotary Club who have donated $15,000 to help a Cowboys fan who lives with cerebral palsy.
Croc sighting at Pallarenda sparks warning as mating season kicks off
Following a crocodile sighting at Pallarenda Beach on Thursday morning, wildlife officers are reminding the public to be ‘croc wise” as the weather warms and crocodile mating season begins.
Santa Jim ready to celebrate his 31st Christmas season in NQ
You better watch out, I’m telling you why, Santa Claus is coming to Castletown. Check out the plans for Santa’s joyful parade and photo session on Saturday.
One in hospital after Aitkenvale car fire
A person has been taken to hospital with burns after a car fire along a busy road in Aitkenvale this morning. Watch the video.
Mum revives 100-year-old post office to keep local service alive
A North Queensland mother has taken over her town’s century-old Australia Post office to keep this vital service alive in her community. See what plans she has to breathe new life into it.
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