Adviser brought in amid council turmoil wraps up
An adviser brought in at a time of “disruption and uncertainty” for Townsville City Council has worked his last day.
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Calls for info on armed robbery at bottle shop
Police are investigating a man who stole from a Thuringowa Central bottle shop and threatened staff with a gun. VIDEO.
Rods at the ready: Ross River Dam to open for recreational use
There is good news for fishers keen to toss a line at the Ross River Dam, with recreational-land based fishing set to be open to the public six weeks earlier than planned. WHEN YOU CAN FISH >>>
‘Empowering women’: Popular activewear brand reopens NQ store
After shuttering their store in Castletown Shopping Centre during the pandemic, a popular Australian activewear brand has made a welcome return. Find out more.
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Ingham man suffers nasty injuries in motorcycle crash
An Ingham man has suffered nasty injuries in a motorcycle accident on Sunday, emergency services said.
Prisoners on the right track
A group of inmates have completed track maintenance across North Queensland to gain certification and open the doors to more opportunities upon their release.
Criminal defence lawyer running on KAP anti-crime platform
A lawyer who defends criminals for a living says he is running for the seat of Herbert on an anti-crime platform that includes tougher court sentences.
‘Army’ of volunteers urgently called ahead of 2032 Olympics
Queensland volunteers have rapidly declined with concerns it will come to a head by the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Here’s how Townsville clubs can help.
One Nation candidate unrepentant for racist Aboriginal ‘joke’
A One Nation candidate for the seat of Herbert has confirmed that he is the same man who posted a horrid racist joke on social media ahead of his unsuccessful campaign for Leichhardt in 2019.
Shrek the Musical Jr brings swamp to the stage
Filled with much-loved characters, the Broadway Academy Townsville production is bringing Shrek to the Townsville Civic Theatre Stage this week.
Goths, punks, emos, metal: Alternative markets to debut in NQ
Darkcide Emporium, Townsville’s first alternative markets is about to be unleashed as part of a new music venue’s exciting opening celebrations. See how to get involved.
Court battle reveals problems plaguing stalled private hospital
Legal documents about a court battle involving Townsville’s Weststate Private Hospital project reveal issues at the centre of the projects stalled construction. DETAILS.
Can this outback town fix it’s empty shop problem with ‘rent-free’ deals?
An NQ council is planning to tackle its empty shop problem by offering artists and ‘entrepreneurs’ rent-free stores on the main street, mirroring success recently seen in Innisfail.
‘Optimistic’: Property market thrives despite supply shortage
A new property report has revealed strong demand for vacant land and rising prices for Townsville’s industrial and commercial properties. See what’s driving up prices.
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