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3341. Crocs expected to bounce back
Date: 17-06-2022
Despite an underwhelming last up loss at home the Crocs are expected to bounce back against North Cairns when the two sides clash at Watson’s Oval tomorrow afternoon. The Crocs will be keen to show…
3342. LETTER: Diggers Bridge
Date: 17-06-2022
Dear editor, I find myself writing to you once again about the sad state of affairs that is the old Diggers Bridge in Mowbray. As many of us know, this is a historically significant bridge. The old…
3343. Sewing for the Leukaemia Foundation
Date: 17-06-2022
Every year many local volunteers are buzzing around to collect quilts from all over the Far North to prepare something very special. Over 160 quilts and crafts will be on display during the annual…
3344. Clink Theatre’s new play: wicked, hilarious, and slightly outrageous
Date: 17-06-2022
“It Runs In The Family,” the farcical, hilarious and very high-energy play opens at the Clink Theatre on July 8, running for two weekends. “This is a play that will make you laugh, when truly you…
3345. E-scooter popularity leads to safety rollout
Date: 17-06-2022
The popularity of e-scooters is continuing to rise and increasingly becoming one of the most popular modes of transport around the world. Since their introduction to Port Douglas earlier this year…
3346. Business owner wishes quick recovery of those injured
Date: 16-06-2022
Owner of Exemplar Coaches, Gordon Wellham, expressed his sincere sympathy to everyone involved in the Smithfield bypass crash. The crash occurred yesterday morning around 11am and involved an…
3347. Acting now for the future of our Reef
Date: 16-06-2022
Under threat but beautiful. Jump in the water and the beauty of the Great Barrier Reef will still take your breath away. One of our nation’s biggest attractions drawing two million visitors each…
3348. The Great Escape at Port Douglas State School
Date: 16-06-2022
At 11.15 each day in the back of the library at Port Douglas State School you will unsuspectingly walk past a shut door with a group of students ‘locked’ inside the room racing to break free from…
3349. Hollywood stars fly into Port Douglas
Date: 16-06-2022
Rumours are hot that Hollywood stars Pete Davidson, Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom have flown into Cairns and will be staying at Silky Oaks Lodge in Mossman. The celebs are said to be in town for a…
3350. New ambulance vehicle for Port Douglas station
Date: 15-06-2022
Port Douglas, surrounding residents and visitors in need of emergency pre-hospital care are being better serviced with the addition of a new Mercedes Sprinter 419 ambulance. Member for Cook…
3351. Neumann makes it a trifecta in Ironman event
Date: 15-06-2022
“Goosebumps and your hair standing on end as you race through those crowds.” The cheers roared as he crossed the finish line punching down the tape. Max Neumann realising he had done the…
3352. Is Port Douglas’ tourism industry bouncing back?
Date: 15-06-2022
The lockdowns and border closures have ended and with it the international tourists and backpackers are returning to Port Douglas. Annually 1.2 million visitors come to the region with 568,000 of…
3353. Celebrating powerful women’s voices, scones and knitting
Date: 15-06-2022
This year the Queensland Country Women’s Association celebrates its centenary, that’s a hundred years of strong women’s voices resonating throughout the country. Baking and tea cosies have knitted…
3354. Businessman supports wave park concept
Date: 14-06-2022
A leading Port Douglas businessman has reaffirmed his support of a recently approved development application that has the potential to ignite the local tourism sector for many years to come. Portico…
3355. Wine lovers lyrical over Lamberts Wines
Date: 14-06-2022
Wine connoisseurs and enthusiasts were able to eat their hearts out during last weekend’s Cairns Show Wine Awards, the largest wine awards in North Queensland. Showcasing more than 900 wines from…
3356. Father disappointed with tribunal verdict
Date: 14-06-2022
The father of a Port Douglas Crocs AFL player left convulsing and unable to move following an unsavoury collision near halftime during a recent senior AFL Cairns match has broken his silence to…
3357. Inspirational story by a Newsport reader
Date: 13-06-2022
This story was sent in by Newsport reader Bec Assman A little 12 months ago I got a wake up call about my health. I realised I needed to start looking after myself more and with the encouragement of…
3358. Ticket giveaway: Lennon Bros Circus
Date: 13-06-2022
The iconic Lennon Bros Circus is setting up their marquee tent again at Reynolds Park from June 16-19 and Newsport is giving away six double passes for their opening show! Started in 1893, Lennon…
3359. Port Douglas pervert strikes again
Date: 13-06-2022
A wandering naked man that made lewd comments and was observed holding his genitals in a public street is thought to have struck again, this time it’s believed by peering through windows in Port…
3360. Dogs outmuscle Crocs
Date: 13-06-2022
A seven goal third quarter blitz by Centrals and an uncharacteristically poor performance at home has helped the visiting Bulldogs beat the Crocs for the second time this season. Keen to extract…