Despite the absence of a tennis coach, Mossman Squash and Tennis Club remains steadfast in its dedication to creating a thriving environment for tennis enthusiasts, with a particular focus on…
In our community that practically buzzes with artistic vibes, local talents are about to break free from their creative cocoons and bask in the spotlight. The stage is set for an exciting upcoming…
The Port Douglas Gran Fondo has continued to cement its status as an inclusive, family friendly festival after thousands of patrons enjoyed the second year of the event across the Shire at the…
Dear Editor,
I would like to bring to your attention the dangers for southern traffic heading towards Cairns that may want to make a right hand turn into the Willie Pye Teamsters rest area at…
“The great thing about being older is the freedom to be your authentic self.” - Catherine Quinn
There's no denying that our picturesque seaside haven is a cherished retirement paradise. With…
A place where locals can come together, enjoy great entertainment and feel a strong sense of belonging. This is the objective of Paul Parrant, the recently appointed General Manager of Oaks Port…
The biggest question that loomed largest over the Port Douglas Crocs ahead of this year's premiership campaign was to what extent the perennially successful seniors' playing group would buy into the…
Ever driven past the Mossman Botanic Gardens site and wondered where things are at and when you’ll actually see some development with the project?
Well, good news. A short time ago Newsport had an…
For quite some time the Sheraton Sunset Sessions had remained an event on my to-do list. The allure of its captivating blend of luxury and music had always piqued my curiosity, but the stars had…
In the Year of Accessible Tourism in Qld Newsport has continued to shine a spotlight and highlight the importance of Douglas Shire Council providing ease of access to our local attractions for those…
In an extremely worrying development Newsport understands an investigation is already underway in relation to the deaths of six large crocodiles – each found shot dead – and with some of their heads…
Signs are showing that growth in home values in the Douglas-Daintree region is starting to flatten out.
The latest home value report by key national research firm CoreLogic revealed the median…
Management at Mossman Sugar Mill have moved quickly to shut down word on the streets that the 127-year-old industry icon could be closing.
Newsport had been told that the mill’s permanent closure…
This weekend the thunderous gallop of horses and fashionable elegance of attendees will signal the return of spring racing. The Cairns Amateurs Carnival, a jewel in the Turf Club's crown, will…
Dear Editor,
My husband and I recently retired on the Cairns Northern beaches after many years of living overseas. We now find ourselves regularly hosting friends and relatives from interstate and…
Douglas Shire families are no doubt gearing up for an adrenaline and fun filled time which will include the opportunity to indulge in free ice-cream when the highly popular and inclusive Gran Fondo…
The effects of planned burn offs between Craiglie and Palm Cove and separate areas within the Macalister Range National Park were there for all to see as smoke blanketed the air in areas visible…
A big congratulations to everyone at Jungle Fowl.
Just days ago it reaffirmed itself as one of the best restaurants not only in the Douglas Shire, but the state of Queensland.
The widely…
A comment piece by Lawrence Mason
The Noah Bridge saga goes back over twenty years... In December 2003 the Daintree Cape Tribulation Tourism Association wrote to Douglas Shire Council asking…
Dear Editor,
In his first 'Jungle Drum' article, Lawrence Mason discussed the Daintree ferry issue. I would like to provide more detail.
The December 2019 Council meeting agreed to the terms of…
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