A video posted on the To The Cape and Back Information Facebook page of a crocodile launching at a boat load of fishers, including children, is gaining plenty of attention.... but it seems it is…
News that the speed limit is soon to be lowered in Macrossan Street, Port Douglas, has been met with mixed reaction from the people with a box seat to what takes place in the busy high street.
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Up to 100 people are expected to gather in front of the Douglas Shire administration building from 10.30am today to commemorate Remembrance Day.
Marking the 106th anniversary of the end of World…
They won’t win any beauty contests but these shipping containers are providing an increased safety buffer for those travelling along Noah Range.
They’ll be in place while a large vegetation mass…
One of your best chances is looming to reel in a legendary giant of the sea, with the annual marlin fishing competition to be held in the region this month.
The annual Port Douglas Marlin…
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Local conservationist Dr Dean Miller has won Australian Geographic Society’s inaugural $50,000 Awards for Nature prize for the Forever Reef Project which safeguards the biodiversity of the Great…
Girls Represent! Junior Crocs ‘GIRLS ONLY’ Come & Try Afternoons are coming to the Port Douglas Junior Football Club this month.
The PDJFC is super keen to get more of our local girls into the…
Palm Cove’s beloved Nu Nu Restaurant celebrated the 21st anniversary of its Melbourne Cup fundraiser with a “Fabulous Flamingos” theme, uniting the community in a fun and stylish event to raise…
I read, with some concern, the Newsport article dated 22nd October 2024, on the sentencing of Joshua Andrew Peterson, in relation to the crash in Barrier Street Port Douglas, in March 2022, which…
Outraged residents are calling for an explanation from Mainstream Aquaculture and Douglas Shire Council over the putrid rotting fish smell coming from the Cook Highway facility.
While Department…
Almost a year following the devastating floods that hit our region in December 2023, locals are once again preparing for this year's upcoming wet season.
With so many families severely affected by…
AFL Cape York House Foundation gratefully acknowledges the generous and ongoing contributions from Pacific Toyota, a long-standing supporter of the Foundation’s work with Indigenous youth.
Pacific…
November 2024 could see the beginning of the end of two monsters and the end of the Frankenstein which created them: Donald Trump, Fox News, and News Limited.
Hopefully, we might see the end of a…
Who says you can’t pedal your way to new friendships? This October, in honour of Seniors Month, one Port Douglas local took a creative spin on combatting loneliness, organising a “Seniors Ride to…
Angry residents in a widening range surrounding the MainStream Aquaculture barramundi farm on Cook Highway between Port Douglas and Mossman are reporting a foul stench coming from the ponds to…
A host of global online content producers and influencers have been showcasing picture-postcard Far North Queensland scenery in the past year to millions of followers.
Australians leading the…
Last weekend saw a change of government, and while not unexpected, it did catch a few people off guard. Especially the ‘Old Guard’! For the Jungle, there will be a few positives.
The Daintree…
THE sun has not yet risen over the horizon in Copenhagen and Australia’s latest international soccer debutante is preparing to head off to a 7am training session for her club side…
Do you enjoy a murder mystery? Well the talented youth from the Centre for Australasian Theatre (CfAT)... known simply as #SUP have a show for you this Friday.
Up to 20 members of #SUP youth group…
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