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3241. Homelessness could be closer to home
Date: 02-08-2022
With the cost of living on the rise so is the homelessness rate with more pain to come with inflation and the growing housing crisis. This week is Homelessness Prevention Week (August 1-7) as we…
3242. Missing but never forgotten
Date: 01-08-2022
Without a trace – the impact felt throughout the community never goes away. ‘Without Them’ is the theme of this year’s National Missing Persons Week which runs from 31 July to 6 August and aims to…
3243. Sports participation promotes Fair Play amongst kids
Date: 01-08-2022
Balls, bats, baskets. As a nation that prides itself on its sporting culture and history, a drive is on to get more kids into sport developing the next generation of athletic stars. The AusPlay…
3244. Police call for information for Mission Beach crime
Date: 30-07-2022
Tully Police are appealing for public assistance to identify a man acting suspiciously at Mission Beach on Tuesday, July 26. At about 3:45pm a male person riding a black mountain bike exposed…
3245. Local contributors recognised at gala awards function
Date: 30-07-2022
A host of the region’s worthy contributors continue to celebrate this morning after collecting awards at one of the most recognisable and respected events on the annual calendar for local First…
3246. Port Douglas Housing Crisis: Zero Vacancy Rate. What’s the problem?
Date: 30-07-2022
A qualified dentist, Sophia, paid around $240 per week for a long-term unpowered tent site in a caravan park, while Daniel, a Biologist, couch-surfs. It’s no wonder people are asking if anyone is…
3247. Chippy remembered
Date: 29-07-2022
54-year-old Chris McMullen or ‘Chippy’ as he was known in Port Douglas, was a true soldier of fortune who had a handshake you could trust. Chippy was your genuine Aussie good bloke who loved the Far…
3248. Kessler continues as president
Date: 29-07-2022
Just days after they handed over a generous cheque to the local hospital the hardworking team at Mossman Rotary Club have joined together to re-appoint their president and sort plans for the rest of…
3249. Ring the Bell – Weekly School Wrap Up
Date: 29-07-2022
Each week I will be summing up the events, achievements and news from the schools that make our region great. If you have anything you would like covered, please contact me at…
3250. Cash is king or is it? – heated debate for fundraiser
Date: 29-07-2022
Online banking. Paypass. Buy now pay later. Every day the world becomes even more of a cashless society and will continue into the future. This is the subject of Port Douglas State School’s major…
3251. Brilliant burger bar
Date: 28-07-2022
Despite Port Douglas being a busy tourist town and the home to some of the finest restaurants in Oz, anyone who lives here will tell you there are times late at night when you’ve got the munchies, it…
3252. Hitting right keys with inaugural award
Date: 28-07-2022
Mossman piano teacher Lynda Irvine is hitting the right keys with her students and was recognised for her work earlier this month with a Yamaha Break Out Award. The award recognises excellence and…
3253. Locals invited to enjoy afternoon vibes like no other at Sheraton Sunset Sessions
Date: 28-07-2022
Douglas Shire residents are invited to swim and relax poolside with classic Ibiza beats and to enjoy a memorable sunset experience at the highly popular Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort this Sunday in…
3254. Patients to benefit from Rotary Club generosity
Date: 28-07-2022
ELDERLY patients looking to enjoy some sunshine and fresh air will have a new area to enjoy in-between their rest and recovery thanks to the tireless efforts and generosity of Mossman Rotary Club. A…
3255. FNQ Aboriginal girl preserves heritage with drone technology
Date: 28-07-2022
Gullara McInnes, an Aboriginal teenager from Far North Queensland, inspires and encourages girls to break down the social barriers and to dream big. And she does this in a very special way. The…
3256. Little Misty needs helping hand
Date: 27-07-2022
A little dog with a big heart needs a helping hand to get back on its feet after a distressing incident that united Douglas town goers going about their daily business. Misty, who was unrestrained…
3257. Have you tasted the world’s best rum? – come try this masterclass!
Date: 27-07-2022
Satisfy your hunger for knowledge, world class spirits and fine food by joining us for a unique rum-fueled experience in The Daintree Bar on Saturday afternoon. Sheraton Grand Mirage Port Douglas…
3258. Local businesses make exclusive list
Date: 27-07-2022
Two Far North businesses have gained timely recognition for providing leading tourism experiences after their inclusion on an exclusive state-wide list. An initiative of Tourism and Events…
3259. Port Douglas bookshop and cafe hotspot for world famous authors
Date: 27-07-2022
Mixing fiction with flat whites, the warm, snug and cosy Whileaway Bookshop and Cafe in Port Douglas has grown the last 16 years into a bustling hub for locals, tourists and even well-known…
3260. Council meeting wrap
Date: 26-07-2022
Today’s Council meeting threw up a possible solution to the ongoing Daintree Ferry problems, but it was voted down and has been put off for at least a month. Council has objected to a State…