Students at St Augustine’s Primary donned their green this St Patrick’s Day to donate a gold coin for charity.
The charity event was part of the school’s term 1 fundraising for Caritas - one…
It was about 9.00pm on Friday night the 10th of March when I spotted a crocodile lying in the drainway on Ulysses Avenue in Port Douglas.
My eldest son and I often go for a bike ride in the evening…
Closure of the Daintree Ferry – albeit for maintenance and repairs – is an issue that continues to need a strong voice to speak out about, as well as other matters affecting the region’s…
Living your best life in paradise. That is what this year’s Port Douglas Carnivale Street Parade will be all about.
It’s no secret people choose to be in our Far Northern paradise, to live their…
Property Shop Port Douglas & Mossman has recently been awarded the number one top real estate agency for the district by Rate My Agent (RMA).
RMA is an independent body which monitors and…
Police have charged a 16-year-old boy over a four week-long crime spree during which time he allegedly committed 26 offences relating to property, car theft and other traffic matters.
Police allege…
Past lived experiences do not define you or your future. That was the message last Friday at the CLink Theatre in Port Douglas during the book launch of The Power to Rise Above.
The book has been…
Today marks a very special day in the history books of the Douglas Shire as locals will now be able to get their wildly delicious doughnuts ‘on-demand’ with the official opening of Duke’s…
The Douglas United Dragons kicked off their season in pure style, showing their hard work over the summer break has well and truly paid off.
The Dragons Division 1 men’s side played an eventful…
Speculations have been going around town regarding the potential sale of the Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort Port Douglas. It has now turned out that these rumours are untrue and that instead the Mirage…
A traffic stop sign means just that, STOP. The law says you must do it. It makes sense, because apart from good driver conduct, it might just save your life and the lives of your passengers. It’s…
The NQ Homes Douglas Muddies Cricket team has ramped up their training sessions for the last two weeks to prepare for the Cairns Far North third grade finals this Saturday.
The local lads will play…
Local senior Russell Hibbs knows about the importance and benefits of offering your skills and services to the community. By providing free weekly ‘Sound Therapy’ sessions he hopes to help improve…
First it was the big cats photographed by locals, then crocs roaming the streets of Port Douglas, Ulysses Ave to be exact, bats (flying foxes) invading a local gated community, and now dingoes are…
Residents of Wonga and nearby suburbs have been told to expect a few more disruptions to their TV signals before the area’s repeater station is fixed.
Paul Turnbull of Newell-based Aerials Up North…
Affectionately known by local families as Nana Marg, Port Douglas local Margaret Legg provided love, warmth, care and emotional support to hundreds of vulnerable first-time parents. She will be…
The weather put on a spectacular, bright and sunny display this Monday for Mossman State High School’s annual swimming carnival.
With the sun beaming strong, it was a fabulous day to be in the pool…
“The King is back” declares the voiceover on a video showing the much loved, iconic Far North crocodile ‘Scarface’ gracefully floating along the side of a creek in the Daintree River.
And with that…
With an array of outstanding restaurants in our Shire a mouthwatering dish is always around the corner. We at Newsport want to join in on the deliciousness by seeing your best food shots.
Food is…
Sure, football and tennis are popular, but the sporting possibilities in our Shire go far beyond the regular sports. Why not try out a game you’ve never heard of before?
A BREATHTAKING GAME
Getting…
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