Townsville Bulletin - 2018-12-01

• Mission to help troubled youth
• Prawns are still priced to please
• Giving cheer to retailers Shoppers urged to buy local
• Palaszczuk calls for nitty- gritty about mine
• Need to make a pledge on jobs
• Woman runs out of legal eagle options
• Port calls for public input
• NAVY RED- FACED AFTER COLLISION
• JUST TOO S TEAMY
• Fined for trading without licence Dealing cost man dearly
• Watpac warned on pay
• Skinny dip trouble for exec
• Escapee gets slap on wrist for absence
• Business hits out at council over decision
• Sharks dine on sensors
• ROAD TO CHANGE Tragedy sparks call for age restrictio­ns
• Opposition slams probe into let offs
• Orchard has lots of big potential
• Contractor suspended after baby body loss
• Arrests over blazes
• Irma has write way to tap into young hearts
• KATTER ART IS GOLD
• WORLD Trump’s lawyer admits to lying
• INTERNAL POLITICAL INFIGHTING IS DELIVERING UPPERCUTS FROM ELECTORATE­S AND KNOCKOUT BLOWS AT THE BALLOT BOX Pollies’ gloves are off
• Union gripe not helpful for our city
• Banks’ dodgy defection
• Learners should get out on open road
• Politician­s shielded from wave of wayward youths
• BUSINESS Banks in ‘ battle for trust’
• BUSINESS Myer’s board fights off spill
• Advisory firm signs with code
• Kitten’s big debut
• Court’s new name befits local legend
• Heat’s most helpful for JP
• LACHLAN TAKES BULL BY HORN
• Heat is on as Lions face climate change
• Premiers look to get back into contention
• Firing up defensive side
• Defiant Bennett refuses to budge Seibold has egg on his face

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