3401.
Cape York attack - How I fought off a crocodile, twice and survived
Date:
29-05-2023
A first hand account of his crocodile attack by Marcus McGowan
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On Saturday, 27 May after a morning out fishing, we anchored at the Charles Hardy Islands for lunch and a quick snorkel in…
3402.
A whole new world - fresh credentials increases scuba diving accessibility for everyone
Date:
29-05-2023
In the year of accessible tourism, Quicksilver Dive in Port Douglas has become the first PADI adaptive service facility in Queensland and proudly the only facility of its kind on the Great Barrier…
3403.
Local legend Sy Dolphin strikes again
Date:
29-05-2023
In a remarkable feat of golfing mastery, Mossman's Sy Dolphin has once again placed his name into the prestigious 'hole-in-one' hall of fame.
Nearly seven years after his initial triumph in 2016, Mr…
3404.
'No place like home' - Canada based, favourite son to release latest single that pays tribute to Mossman
Date:
29-05-2023
He got his start on season four of the Voice Australia and now years later one of Mossman’s favourite artists continues to kick goals since relocating to Canada to further his career.
Before leaving…
3405.
Mossman Manta Rays make debut in FNQ underwater hockey competition
Date:
26-05-2023
In a thrilling display of aquatic prowess, underwater hockey club the Mossman Manta Rays, made their debut in the much anticipated North Queensland Titles.
The club exceeded expectations by reaching…
3406.
The Oceania Triathlon Cup and championship is on tomorrow in Douglas - what streets will be closed?
Date:
26-05-2023
A reminder there will be a number of street and road closures when the Oceania Triathlon Cup and championships take place across Port Douglas tomorrow.
More than 200 participants will complete a…
3407.
District's brightest minds showcase linguistic smarts
Date:
26-05-2023
A spellbinding tale of linguistic expertise and fierce competition unfolded last week at the much-anticipated annual District Spelling Bee.
Enthusiastic students from all eight schools in the…
3408.
Douglas house and unit sales down on previous 12 months
Date:
26-05-2023
The volumes of house and unit sales in Douglas Shire have dropped significantly over the past 12 months, according to latest figures from leading property researcher CoreLogic.
In its Regional…
3409.
Starlight cinema to light up night time sky in Port and Mossman
Date:
25-05-2023
It’s one thing to enjoy a movie in the comfort of your own loungeroom, but it’s another to lay outside under the stars taking in a motion picture on a rug by the ocean.
Next month Starlight movies,…
3410.
Unleashing philanthropic power; 2023 Salsa Sorensen Golf Day funding open
Date:
25-05-2023
Amidst the atmosphere of camaraderie, philanthropy, and the drive for positive change in the community, a remarkable opportunity awaits local groups and charities in the Douglas Shire.
The highly…
3411.
Port Douglas mum left furious after late airport shuttle no-show nightmare
Date:
25-05-2023
A shocked Port Douglas mother has expressed her disappointment claiming a shuttle company failed in its duty of care having left her daughter stranded, without a ride, after midnight just days ago at…
3412.
Choo Choo trains spruced up
Date:
24-05-2023
The trains of the Marina are getting a makeover. The three historic attractions permanently attached to Choo Choos Bistro are getting some special attention via a new paint job from staff employed by…
3413.
New financial incentives set to entice and motivate Port Douglas Gran Fondo criterium participants
Date:
24-05-2023
The countdown to this year’s Port Douglas Gran Fondo festival from September 8-10 is underway following this morning’s soft launch outside of a car dealership.
More than 1000 cyclists took part in…
3414.
Smiles aplenty - but a local claims 'Carnivale' lacks lustre and has lost its vibe and appeal
Date:
24-05-2023
Carnivale may have once again impressed a large amount of festival goers but one man has questioned whether the event remains ‘iconic’ and worthy of its popular, lofty reputation.
Suggesting the…
3415.
Port Douglas police forced to break-up rowdy, boozy Carnivale backpacker beach party, donation box thief nabbed
Date:
23-05-2023
Police are awaiting blood tests after a man was taken to Mossman Hospital following a single vehicle rollover on the Captain Cook Captain Highway around 3.20am Saturday morning. No further…
3416.
Heartbreak as much loved Daintree Queen 'Lizzie' found deceased near pontoon
Date:
23-05-2023
In a heartbreaking development the female crocodile known and referred to as the long-time ‘Queen’ of the Daintree river has been found deceased.
Leading Far North croc expert and Solar Whisper tour…
3417.
Hardworking tourism, hospo and retail staffers rewarded with free entry into Wildlife Habitat
Date:
23-05-2023
Wildlife Habitat Port Douglas empathises with the challenges encountered by the local tourism, hospitality, and retail industry over the past few years.
In appreciation of the industry's…
3418.
Growth and record-breaking sales in Douglas real estate landscape
Date:
22-05-2023
Good news for those invested in the real estate market as evidence of a slowing market in our region is still proving hard to come by. In fact, it is showing signs of growth in some sections of the…
3419.
Lion wins Douglas top dog
Date:
22-05-2023
Jalunbu Park Port Douglas was the scene of this year’s Pooch Party with a record number of entries. In fine sunny conditions Port’s proud pooch owners paraded their best friend around to win valuable…
3420.
Douglas Shire residents stunned as meteor lights up night time sky
Date:
21-05-2023
Revellers enjoying Carnivale and residents from Cooya Beach to Edmonton, Normanton to Mareeba are still coming to terms with seeing an incredible, bright fireball light up the night time sky.
Around…
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