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I’ve got that winning feeling this week… even though my Port Douglas Crocs playing days are long gone.
We are on a bit of a roll here in the Douglas Shire, on and off the sporting fields.
But…
A multimillion-dollar resort at Wonga Beach has been given “preliminary approval” by the State Government, subject to conditions including paying for major traffic works at the Mossman-Daintree…
Douglas Shire experienced a taste of the spectacular on the weekend as the 10-year anniversary of the Taste festival took place across the district.
Rex Smeal Park, the Sheraton Grand Mirage…
St Augustine’s School
Catholic Education Week Celebrations
The community proudly marked Catholic Education Week under the 2026 theme, "Share Your Light, Inspire Others." The school opened…
The Douglas Netball Association Grand Final will be played tonight in Port Douglas, with FNQ Chaos taking on Cougars.
Cougars took care of Bite Back Ballers last week to proceed to the decider.
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Work on a new $12m dual-lane Noah Creek Bridge is set to start after the temporary bypass was opened yesterday.
The completion of the elevated bypass, which is designed to stay above high-tide…
Her name may adorn the trophy that recognises almost two decades of service to the Laura Amateur Turf Club, but Jenni Sorensen has another person in mind when it comes to dedication and…
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Cosmos on Grant Street has not only launched a major new drinks menu, raising the bar for local cocktails, it has also elevated its food game to evolve from a popular dart…
A fascination with one of the Great Barrier Reef's most colourful residents has earned CQUniversity PhD candidate Michelle Brayshaw the top award at the Great Barrier Reef Festival Art Exhibition in…
The chances of improving the phone coverage in Far North Queensland have increased after Australia’s consumer watchdog last week launched an inquiry into mobile roaming.
The year-long Australian…
“Potential long traffic delays” are expected on Kuranda Range Road tomorrow as repairs are being done to Skyrail's cableway that crosses the busy highway, the Traffic and Main Roads Department (TMR)…
Far North Queenslanders now have access to enhanced cancer care closer to home, thanks to a partnership between the Far North Queensland Hospital Foundation, its generous donors and the Cairns…
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Stacey Stephens
I love happy endings!!!!! My Jackson survived after falling in a croc-infested flooded creek last year. I thought he was gone… but he pulled himself out halfway…
Up to half a dozen cars have had to be rescued from the middle of the Daintree River at the start of the Creb Track in the past fortnight, Daintree Village locals say.
This includes at least one…
A puppy found alone late at night on a remote Outback road now has a name and is “absolutely thriving”.
Pet-rescue centre Remote Animal Assistance yesterday reported on the progress of puppy…
Atherton race trainer Janel Ryan loves a winning horse but where they finish on the track is not as important to her as where they finish off the track.
“To me, that is the most important part of…
Australia’s greatest natural asset, the Great Barrier Reef, could have been reduced to an oilfield and limestone quarry without the hard-won protections that Queenslanders fought for.
That’s why…
The final design for a new $1.2m 13-lot industrial estate on Beor Street at Craiglie has this week been approved by Douglas Shire Council.
Originally conceived last year as a 17-lot site by…
Rescued turtle Jelly was today released back into the wild off the coast of Far North Queensland thanks to some dedicated work from volunteers and an eagle-eyed fisherman.
The 30-40-year-old…
Reef Biosearch, one of the oldest private environmental and research initiatives on the Great Barrier Reef, is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, marking four decades of shaping local…
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