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It is a year tomorrow since the Captain Cook Highway between Port Douglas and Cairns was damaged by Cyclone Jasper, but Far North Queensland motorists are still playing a guessing game about when…
Trevor Frizelle has put pen to paper and a bundle of diverse ideas for the benefit of the Douglas Shire on the table for the region’s leaders to consider, with new Member for Cook David Kempton his…
A rare Omura’s whale was spotted off the coast of Port Douglas by the crew and guests aboard dive boat Silversonic on Tuesday.
The first confirmed sighting on the Great Barrier Reef of this whale…
It is both enthralling and heartbreaking, the loading up of every last loco from the Mossman Sugar Mill to transport them around 200km to MSF Sugar's operations at South Johnstone.
Ian Arcus…
A petition opposing the development of a large-scale sand quarry on Bonnie Doon Road into Cooya Beach has garnered 234 signatures in just a few days, with those behind it calling for Douglas Shire…
I am known to occasionally say 'It’s Raining in Mango' to a usually bewildered listener, or randomly post on social media these words.
To me, when reading Astley's book, I imagined 'Mango' was…
The holiday season will be brighter for many in Far North Queensland as the annual Quicksilver Group Christmas Charity Appeal marks its 20th year of supporting those in need.
Beneficiaries of…
The Carnivale is over for the captivating Wonderland Spiegeltent, the powers behind the authentic 1920s Spiegeltent at Dixie Park, saying the fallout from Cyclone Jasper and road closures on the eve…
Plans to build an Indigenous tourism park at Cape Tribulation has been given the green light by Council.
The Jabalbina development application for an environmental facility, nature-based tourism,…
Mossman District Rifle Club
December 7 - Christmas Shoot
Eleven shooters joined together on the 700m mound for our Double 15 shot Match. Conditions were hot and steamy but the rain stayed away all…
The Mossman Mill locomotives are today being trucked offsite, sold to MSF Sugar through a Grays Auction.
The largest of the locos, Daintree, was first loaded and will be transported to South…
There have been at least 42 reported crocodile sightings in the Port Douglas area so far this year, up from 34 in 2023.
Crocodiles have been seen basking on suburban streets, swimming at Four Mile…
Dingoes caught in traps strategically located in Port Douglas for weeks as part of a management strategy will be destroyed, the Douglas Shire Council confirms.
Traps have been placed in “secret”…
If you love your sports, Newsport has you covered every Tuesday starting tomorrow with our new 11am sports results digest.
Our photographers are out and about through the week and over weekends to…
Carols Under The Raintrees, Sunday night's family carols event held in the St David's Grounds and made possible by the Combined Churches of Douglas Shire and Douglas Shire Council, has been enjoyed…
Port Douglas State School's Grade 5/6 students have been busy turning old clothes into something extraordinary. Armed with creativity and a passion for the planet, they collected used items from…
Newsport readers are reporting increased sightings of dingoes in Port Douglas, a local dog walker suggesting he was stalked by one last week as he walked his small dog.
And local real estate agent…
Two people have died following a single vehicle crash in Lakeland yesterday afternoon, Sunday December 8.
Initial investigations indicate at approximately 1.50pm, a Toyota Landcruiser was…
Digging lotto luck for good blokes
Judging by the comments coming through our social media feed, the lucky lotto winning landscape gardener from Mossman is a good, and deserving bloke.
Here’s…
Events in the days leading to the November 10 disappearance of Dinghy the blue heeler pup from Port Douglas Yacht Club have fuelled owner Gallagher Harbisher Thomson to turn his attention 700km…
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