It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas and Newsport’s latest FREE  print edition is starting to celebrate the festive season along with the community.

Hitting the streets today, Thursday, December 4, the latest edition of Newsport Daily Print captures plenty of Christmas cheer and spirit, supporting our community and the businesses which make it thrive.

We take a look at what’s on for the family, with the Christmas Extravaganza in Mossman the big event, along with lights competitions and plenty of shopping opportunities to pick the perfect gifts for your loved ones.

Professional surf lifesavers are now on the beach for summer, giving the volunteers the much needed break and keeping everyone safe and school’s out for the Mossman State High School Class of 2025.

And the print edition packages up the perfect mix of community and hard news for you, as Shaung Hollis takes a look into just what’s taken place with a $2.8 million “mystery cash” contract awarded by Douglas Shire Council for Cyclone Jasper works.

The alleged theft of prawn trawler Diamond Lil may have interrupted your local seafood supplies for a while, but the team from Santiego Seafoods say they will be back to stock the Christmas table as soon as possible, there’s lots of developments in the Daintree with Noah Creek set for a $12 million bridge and some ferry disruptions also, while feral pigs and a big fire round out the news.

You Said It in our letters and comments section and, as always, there’s a great wrap up of local sports as they set themselves for a summer spell too.