Tourism, circus tricks, online forums and big fish - the latest Newsport Print edition is packed to the brim

A broken election promise by the State Government not to impose any new taxes centres around one of the furthest spots in Queensland from the political heart of Queensland - at the popular tourist attraction of Mossman Gorge right here in Douglas Shire.

This and a host of other local news and feature stories appear in the latest Newsport print edition, out today.

We explore how the Shire’s very own entertainment troupe, Sea Circus, is going bigger and better in its latest show, while our ratepayers have spoken out loudly and clearly about wanting to have their say on council surveys at the most obvious spot for community comments in the modern era - online forums.

For the sports lovers, we have all the details on the Crocs AFL club end-of-year celebrations - made extra special by the winning of two flags - and take a deep dive into why the fishing is so outstanding in Far North Queensland, which includes a host of amazing photos of some of your favourite huge fish.

In other news across FNQ, we let you know the latest with the petition to open Quaid’s Road and explore the reasons why Daintree ferry trips have been down this tourism season compared to last year.

We preview FNQ’s biggest festival, Savannah in the Round, which takes place this weekend at Mareeba, and also present a photo spread from last weekend’s visit to Port Douglas of the Ferrari association.