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Two young men who once struggled to find their path have engineered a bright new future for themselves among the grease and gears of the Port Douglas Bike Shop & Hire.  Workshop mechanics…
I’m not sure what it is, but I’ve been thinking when on the weekly run down the range to the big smoke - well they think they’re a big deal down that way at least - that I need to make a new mixed…
123. The best of Far North fisho fashions
Date: 15-07-2026
They are a Fisho Fashion statement, and the unofficial uniform of any Cape York traveller… long-sleeved, colourful and even a little bit crazily designed UV protection tops. But which whistlestop…
Eight-year-old Alex Clarke is certainly mastering the arts of speech and writing, if his latest medal haul is anything to go by. The Miallo school Year 3 won seven awards at the recent Cairns and…
125. Bold new campaign for TPDD
Date: 14-07-2026
Tourism Port Douglas Daintree has launched a bold new destination campaign designed to inspire Australians to choose Port Douglas and the Daintree for their spring escape, introducing a fresh…
The Port Douglas Surf Life Saving Club nippers’ program is in full swing now, with some graduates receiving their Surf Rescue Certificates on the weekend.  Nippers is open for children aged…
Mossman Market managers have moved to reassure stallholders and marketgoers that the popular Saturday morning venue will not be closing anytime soon. The move comes after it was revealed last week…
A stronger northern biosecurity defence line is being put in place by the State Government which claims the former government had let the guard down across the course of a decade. The Cape York…
BUSINESS FEATURE  Excitement is building as Run Port Douglas returns for its second edition on Saturday, September 5, featuring a redesigned 21.1km Half Marathon course that Olympian Marathon…
A tiny puppy found alone late at night on an outback Hope Vale road about 50km northwest of Cooktown is being cared for by a Far North Queensland animal-rescue agency after being saved by a…
Persistent unseasonal rain has caused the opening of the Creb Track to be delayed, but that has not stopped some foolhardy drivers and motorbike riders giving the adventurous route a go. Daintree…
Water Police, officers from Cairns and Smithfield Stations and the Queensland Government Rescue 510 helicopter were called to Buchans Point Beach at Palm Cove at about 8.45pm Thursday, July 9, after…
BUSINESS FEATURE  The Douglas Shire’s youth music scene is gearing up for its biggest night of the year, with the highly anticipated return of NextGen Noise set to take over the Mossman Shire…
BUSINESS FEATURE Imagine waking up to a 270-degree view of the Daintree River valley stretching to Thornton Peak, spanning 350 acres surrounded by World Heritage-listed paradise. This…
On Thursday, 9 July, the industrial space at The Mill in Stratford came alive to kick off the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (CIAF) Fashion Performance. The historic timber mill on Yirrganydji Country…
READ THE STORY Terence Melchert Definitely a good target for Council to buy as a strategic park area. It would be a difficult block to develop, the seller is very motivated and the actual…
The Kuranda Range Road is set to be fully closed for five nights per week for close to two months as a new round of night works takes place from the start of August. The news comes as…
BUSINESS FEATURE  After ten successful years steering Port Douglas Bike Shop & Hire, Rod and Ange Johnson are finally handing over the handlebars to family, with Ange’s sister, Tania, and…
A 41-year-old Mossman man has been arrested on public-nuisance and obstructing police charges after road workers had rocks thrown at them and were verbally abused on Monday. Police spotted a…
Cairns Hospital clinicians have achieved a flawless 10-year record of successfully treating patients with  leptospirosis, a potentially deadly tropical disease.  A new decade-long study…
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