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Large sections of the Wangetti Trail have washed away following heavy monsoonal rains in the region throughout this month, with no timeline set for when the trail may reopen. An inspection of one…
This Valentine’s Day, we celebrate the enduring love of local couples. Among them are Cooya Beach residents Mick and Kendra Randazzo, who have been married for 42 years. Newsport asked them about…
Newsport unknowingly captured the final moments of the already iconic Cook Highway fisherman on a rock installation on Wednesday afternoon, securing photographs and an exclusive interview with the…
1684. Class of 2025 leads the way
Date: 13-02-2025
Mossman State High School's student leaders for this year's Senior and Junior classes have been officially inducted. Max Bohm and Amber Schumacher have been announced as the 2025 School…
With Douglas Shire supermarkets continuing to experience product shortages, residents are still asking when the shelves will return to normal. Although the tropical low off the coast of the…
Fresh, colourful and full of news, community stories, business features, socials and sports results, Newsport Daily Print edition has hit the streets today, marking a year of Newsport putting a FREE…
1687. BREAKING: Ol mate fisherman "missing"
Date: 13-02-2025
Newsport has this morning received reports that the captivating fisherman statue on Captain Cook Highway south of Wangetti has gone missing overnight on Wednesday. The creation has captivated…
1688. Entsch on global rescue mission
Date: 13-02-2025
Helping stamp out one of the world’s deadliest diseases and rescuing some of Australia’s most endangered species are just two of the projects retiring federal politician Warren Entsch will be…
Port Douglas locals are mourning the loss of a pioneer of the diving industry, Kerry Eckersley. Kerry, who died last week after a long illness, was one of the first scuba diving instructors in Far…
Mossman's gymnastics club has finally reopened after being flooded out by the rains that followed Cyclone Jasper in December 2023. Following extensive repairs and refitting, where the Mossman…
FAR North Queenslanders are being reminded to stay alert to symptoms of a dangerous seasonal disease, with cases of melioidosis taking a fatal toll. The Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health…
BUSINESS FEATURE Love is in the air and there is no better air and atmosphere than Thala Beach Nature Reserve to soak it up in. The team at Thala loves to welcome the local community to…
1693. UPDATE: Port power issues resolved
Date: 12-02-2025
UPDATE: Power has been restored to almost all of the 1350 Port Douglas properties that had been in the dark without power when outages started from around 6:50am on Wednesday, February 12, with…
Australia can now either grimace and bear it for four years pretending nothing has happened; or face reality and question whether AUKUS and the US alliance more generally are worth it. ANZUS and…
1695. Traders tackle Mossman mayhem head on
Date: 12-02-2025
Broken windows, abuse and a business at breaking point is what fuelled Beechwoods Cafe owner Sharon Beechey to champion the Mossman community to come together to tackle spiralling mayhem and…
Ladies, get ready! The Sydney Hotshots are coming to heat up Port Douglas for one night only at Oaks Port Douglas Resort on Wednesday, 19 February. And the best part? Newsport is giving you the…
In Mossman, a small community garden is making a big difference. The Circle of Plenty, located at the Mossman Botanic Garden, is more than just a place to garden and grow food - it’s a space for…
Representatives from community sporting clubs in Port Douglas are invited to attend a free Good Sports workshop later this month, covering the important role local clubs can play in building healthy…
The “crazy cool fun” of Tokyo is coming to Carnivale, the neon-lit Maho Magic Bar set to wow crowds as one of the exciting new twists and treasured traditions mark the return of Port Douglas…
Food supplies are flowing back into the Douglas region and supermarket shelves are filling with fresh produce after transport companies took advantage of the opening overnight of Ollera Creek Bridge…