‘Support they deserve’: Premier’s pilot program for healthier kids
Townsville Kindergarten’s will be the first in the state to get access to free health checks under a $37.5 million program to be revealed in next week’s budget.
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CHOICE doubles down on sunscreen test after backlash
CHOICE has doubled-down on its investigation into sunscreen effectiveness, revealing its method for testing the SPF rating for 20 products.
State reveals how CopperString will help communities on the ground
The North West communities will begin to reap the benefits of CopperString as $30m is pumped into infrastructure, housing, accommodation and workforce projects. Here’s how it will work.
‘Workers feel there is a lot of waste’: Council staff vote to strike
Council workers aren’t only striking for higher pay – they are also demanding a ‘ratepayer value committee’ to divert money away from senior executives and into services.
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How Townsville woman’s personal experience inspired her philanthropic journey
A finalist in this year’s 2025 Queensland Philanthropy Awards, Townsville’s Jade Nelson said it was amazing to be recognised for her work empowering women across North Queensland.
“They can rot in hell”: Renowned conductor’s brutal message for Townsville leaders
Fresh back from performing in Kyiv where he dodged missiles, renowned international conductor and Townsville favourite Theodore Kuchar has shared his feelings on the future of arts in the city.
Council’s plan to tackle “anti-social behaviour” taking shape
In a bid to tackle issues around the city including anti-social behaviour, homelessness, graffiti and community safety, Townsville City Council are set to implement their new safety plan.
‘Find the right balance’: E-scooter’s future still up in the air
The police minister is pushing for people to take part in the e-scooter inquiry as an investiation is launched into a crash where a man was found ‘unresponsive’.
Named: Woodstock murder accused in court
A man alleged to have killed a young man whose body was found in a car, had the case mentioned for the first time in Townsville court.
You Am I celebrate 30 Years of Hi Fi Way with special show
Three decades after its release, You Am I’s seminal second album Hi Fi Way is getting the celebration it deserves.
In pictures: Winter Racing Carnival
The Lawrence & Hanson 2YO Classic Race Day signalled the start of Townsville’s Winter Racing Carnival at Cluden Park.
Dance, dogs, and delights at ‘Our Townsville’ event
Our Townsville returns with vibrant activities, featuring dance, dogs, and community spirit at Anderson Gardens.
Meet the lawyer making a strong case for women’s rugby league
When lawyer Paige Horvat is not tackling cases she is tackling opponents as a pioneer of senior rugby league for women in North Queensland.
The hidden cafe fuelling a suburb’s school run
Hiding your cafe on a quiet suburb’s backstreet doesn’t sound like a good idea – but this much-loved spot has used its peaceful location to tap into a hungry customer base. See how.
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