PICTURE GALLERY: Sports finals, big events and some minor catastrophes headline September

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Drone footage showing the six cars in the path of a fallen tree on Macrossan Street, Port Douglas. Picture: Cal Jones

September in Douglas Shire was filled with sports finals, school formals, falling trees and big events.

Newsport’s photographers were there to capture all the highs and lows of another action-packed month.

If you have any great photos for October, email them to [email protected].

 

Charlotte, 8, and Chloe, 10, had 180,000 online views in a day when they started their new business. Picture: Shaun Hollis
Crocs AFL premiers 2026. Picture: Shaun Hollis
Stewie playing pool for the Tav Rats. Picture: Shaun Hollis
A Daintree Riverview van park guest at the Daintree Village forgot to put their car handbrake on. Picture: Supplied
The Four Mile gaelic football club celebrated winning three trophies. Picture: Supplied
You will find crocs on the golf course in Far North Queensland. Picture: Shaun Hollis
Celebrations after the final siren as the Crocs win the AFL Cairns premiership. Pictures: Shaun Hollis
At one stage of the AFL Cairns Grand Final there was a full rainbow over the ground. Picture: Shaun Hollis
Dad Matty Laskey spending some quality time with children Franki, 5, Miller, 2, and Hughey, 7, on Father’s Day. Picture: Shaun Hollis
A massive tree fell in the middle of Macrossan Street, damaging six cars and injuring one man. Picture: Shaun Hollis
Tali Hoye is off to the US in 2027 to compete for Australia in gymnastics. Picture: Supplied
Kobe Saxon and Sophie Ziesler at the Mossman school formal. Picture: Francesca Bossoni
The Mossman Sharks Under-14 rugby league team has won the premiership. Picture: Mossman Sharks Junior Rugby League Club
Jacob Zboril in action during the Grand Final against South Cairns.
Douglas Shire Historical Society Media Liaison Pam Willis-Burden holds the new calendar alongside committee members (front, L-R) Stacey Pont, Lynn Anich, and Vivienne Ruffles, and (back, L-R) Anne Lloyd and Dian Stevenson. Picture: DSHS
Aiden, 10, and his grandfather Peter Santarossa both got hole-in-ones at Mossman exactly three months apart. Picture: Shaun Hollis
Run Port Douglas 2026 saw nearly 70 per cent growth in its second year, attracting 2,500 runners. From L-R: Emily Thompson, Caoimhe Moran, Jessica Furlong, Jasmine Lack. Picture: Francesca Bossoni