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Cairns Regional Council and the Mareeba Shire Council have launched their Australia Day Awards nomination process.
Every year, Cairns Regional Council acknowledges how important it is to recognise…
From STEM projects to visiting parliament in Canberra and water safety training, students across our local schools have had an action-packed term.
Daintree students reach for the stars
For the…
From STEM projects to visiting parliament in Canberra and water safety training, students across our local schools have had an action-packed term.
Daintree students reach for the stars
For the…
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Tim Holland
Yes please, but our beautiful gruberment love their slice too much!
Joanna Palmer
Gone are the days you can go out and get drunk. These days you get drunk on the…
Douglas Shire Council is inviting residents to reflect on the lessons learned from the 2023 floods and take simple steps to prepare for future disasters, with the launch of a new Living Library.
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A renewed push against the high price of beer - always a contentious issue in Port Douglas - has begun, with a series of new petitions attracting more than 8000 signatures calling on the Federal…
Listening to live cello and harp surrounded by the oldest wet tropical rainforest in the world is something many can only dream of - but Far North Queensland locals will soon have the opportunity…
Drivers travelling between Port Douglas and Mossman now have a new reason to pull over at Roharn Pastoral in Killaloe: a brand-new baby donkey has arrived.
Locals and visitors frequently stop on…
This week’s Newsport Print edition is packed with hyperlocal issues that virtually everyone in Douglas Shire and surrounding regions will have an opinion on.
Many in the Shire community have…
A renewed push against the high price of beer - always a contentious issue in Port Douglas - has begun, with a series of new petitions attracting more than 8000 signatures calling on the Federal…
Far North Queensland residents are asked to Leave A Light On tonight in memory of missing persons and to keep in the spotlight their cases in the hope of finding answers for families.
Now in its…
It’s been a sad fortnight for the team at Wildlife Habitat and hundreds of thousands of people who have enjoyed the character in person and online of one of its true characters, Cass the female…
Who gives a fig about nature?
Plenty of people around here still care, judging by the reaction to the latest announcement that the big fig at Rex Smeal has been facing the chop.
Of course, the…
“Today is not a good day for me.”
Douglas Shire Council member Damian Meadows took on the task of telling the community they would lose a local treasure, and the former police sergeant delivered…
A stay of execution for the big fig in Rex Smeal Park has been granted by the Supreme Court of Queensland, with community crusaders Melina Capogreco and Yolanda Passlow winning a stop work order…
Keeping one Far North Queensland’s best strips of sand clean takes commitment, and since 2009, Tangaroa Blue has met that challenge.
Hosting monthly clean-ups on Four Mile Beach, where volunteers…
Tijania DeCaux, 10, is the last child to sit beneath the shade and umbrella protection of the Rex Smeal Park fig tree just as thousands have before her.
The swing sits still… it was not play that…
A warrior-like performance from the Eastern Kuku Yalanji representative side was not enough to overcome the Queensland Italian team in a showcase of rugby league at Mossman Showgrounds on Saturday…
World-leading arborist, Ian Crossman, now retired in Port Douglas for the past 20 years, says the Rex Smeal Park fig tree facing the chop from today is “perfectly healthy” and Douglas Shire Council…
Keeping one Far North Queensland’s best strips of sand clean takes commitment, and since 2009, Tangaroa Blue has met that challenge.
Hosting monthly clean-ups on Four Mile Beach, where volunteers…
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