A $5.77m disaster coordination centre in Douglas Shire will mostly be funded by the federal government if the LNP gets into power at the May 3 federal Election, the Leichhardt candidate has promised.

A group of local kids set up a cheerful lemonade stand on Port Douglas Road Tuesday afternoon, right across from the Sheraton, bringing fun and smiles to passing drivers during the school holidays.

To look at the dilapidated Marina that was once the jewel in the crown? To take the cruise ship guests' walk past the rotting marina and past the vacant blocks into town? To see the empty shopfronts ...

Far North Queenslanders can now fly direct to Fiji on Fiji Airways after the airline this week started a new service. The Fiji airline has started up at Cairns Airport for the fir ...

A 21-year-old Wujal Wujal man who pleaded guilty to the strangulation of the mother of his children until she felt dizzy, and ...

Simon George & Sons is well known across Far North Queensland for helping to put the highest standard produce on the tables of the finest restaurants in the regi ...

A Daintree man has been arrested by police after allegedly being seen performing an indecent act with no clothes on in a Mossman park yesterday. Mossman detectives arrested the 55-year-old after ...

Temporary fencing, peeling paint and boarded-up windows. This is what confronts people who walk along the waterfront next to ...

Picture: Port Douglas State School Students and seniors hit it off at the first event of the 2025 Senior Buddies Program, bonding over stories of life before smartphones, old-school milk deliveries, ...

Alina Polishuk and Nathan Vorwerk gave the crowd an unforgettable experience with their portrayals of Sophie and Sky. Picture: Ali George, Cats Eye Productions As a longtime fan of ABBA’s music, I ...

A rethink of Australia's Federal Government Education Department is needed. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is right: there should be some serious rethinking about the role of the federal Education ...

Push to cull crocs to the level of "acceptable risk" ...