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3961. Chamber’s strong case for retail trading hours
Date: 24-11-2021
The Douglas Chamber of Commerce has presented a strong case into a government enquiry process regarding the desirability and/or amendment of the retail trading hours that regulate what hours a…
3962. Many unanswered questions and confusion for business
Date: 24-11-2021
Covid-19 will not bypass the Douglas Shire and residents need to accept this, but be reminded that vaccinations are the best way to protect residents, visitors and businesses. But like most shires…
3963. Business Freedom Group challenges State Government’s mandate
Date: 24-11-2021
The battle lines have been drawn as sections of the Douglas Shire community prepares to challenge the Queensland State Government’s December 17 deadline when only the double vaccinated can enter…
3964. Local dance school to end year with a bang
Date: 23-11-2021
Local dance school, Bodies In Motion, is celebrating its 21st birthday this year and they have a huge show in store! “A Moment in Time” will premiere at The Glade, Sheraton Mirage Resort Port…
3965. Christmas 'Toy Dive' to fill the pool
Date: 23-11-2021
SWIM in the Christmas spirit at the Mossman Pool and help the team fill the pool with toys for families that may need a little extra support this festive season with the inaugural Toy Dive. Kicking…
3966. POLL: Is Reynolds Park the preferred location for splash pool?
Date: 22-11-2021
Reynolds Park, according to Douglas Shire Mayor Michael Kerr, is the preferred location for a splash park. It was also identified in the tender process, which closed on November 16. And we would…
3967. Opinion: Litany of economic mismanagement
Date: 22-11-2021
Yet again the Coalition says it has the best economic-management credentials and yet again opinion polls show that voters put the Coalition ahead of Labor on economic management. It is a rusted-on…
3968. Disability expo provides unique opportunities
Date: 22-11-2021
The Douglas Shire will play host to a new services expo designed to provide networking opportunities and foster connection for people with a disability. The inaugural Douglas Shire Services Expo is…
3969. 'Driving whilst using phone like drunk driving'
Date: 22-11-2021
North Queensland drivers are on notice with new distracted driver cameras now in use through the region. 1782 mobile phone and seatbelt offences have been picked up in the first week of new cameras…
3970. Top Barossa winemaker hosts Douglas Shire tasting
Date: 20-11-2021
Lambert Estate has gained a reputation for outstanding wines with several in the range that are set to make a big impression in FNQ. Ahead of the Winery’s first tasting in Port Douglas next week,…
3971. WARNING: Emergency Services perform mock crash scenario to raise awareness for road safety
Date: 19-11-2021
WARNING: The following images are graphic however they are not real. They are actors that have been made up to imitate victims of a road incident. Students at Mossman High School got a taste of…
3972. Sport Hall of Fame pinnacle for Steve Moneghetti
Date: 19-11-2021
Port Douglas’ favourite son and four-time Olympian, Steve Moneghetti, has achieved the ultimate in his outstanding career by being inducted into Sport Australia Hall of Fame. Moneghetti AM…
3973. Tin Shed funds lucky recipients of October grants
Date: 19-11-2021
The first round of the Tin Shed’s Community Grants program has now been funded to a total of $3100. Mossman Meals on Wheels received $1900 and will use the money to update their desk computer for…
3974. Anti-Vaxxer and Pro-Choice Crusade continues to grow
Date: 19-11-2021
Opposition to the Covid-19 vaccinations continues to grow and Cairns’ pro-choice and anti-vaxxers will again rear their head when they launch a protest on the Esplanade on Saturday. An August…
3975. Animal shelter offers ‘purrfect’ job in paradise
Date: 18-11-2021
The opening of the much-awaited Paws and Claws animal shelter in Craiglie will be the perfect Christmas present for its president and mayor Michael Kerr. “Although we still have a number of…
3976. Applications for Council CEO deadline nears
Date: 18-11-2021
Applications for the Douglas Shire Council’s Chief Executive Officer close on Sunday November 21 and Mayor Michael Kerr is hoping to secure the position before Christmas. The job, which is a…
3977. New care provider launches groundbreaking disability services for visitors to FNQ
Date: 18-11-2021
With the economic contribution of accessible tourism predicted to be 25 percent of the total tourism market by 2025, and accessibility being identified by the World Tourism Organisation as a game…
3978. The Escape Collection Villas, Port Douglas leads the way in sustainable development
Date: 18-11-2021
The global spotlight is on the COP26, climate change and sustainable energy. In Australia, initiatives that conscientious companies undertake to reduce emissions are under scrutiny. The Escape…
3979. Third steam train arrives at Marina for Bally Hooley display
Date: 17-11-2021
The final piece of the Bally Hooley puzzle fell into place yesterday with the arrival of Bundy to Choo Choos at the Marina. Bundy joins Speedy and Nelson at the station and while there remains a…
3980. Council agrees Rex Smeal Park needs irrigation system
Date: 17-11-2021
Douglas Shire Council has acknowledged that Rex Smeal Park needs an irrigation system, however, there is no commitment at this stage. In a statement to Newsport, a Council spokesman said Council…