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The Weekend Post, 18 Julio 2026

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ArticleNORTH DEFIES TREND

Cairns has spec­tac­u­larly defied a nation­wide prop­erty down­turn, with a stag­ger­ing 90 per cent of the Far North prop­erty mar­ket still grow­ing while south­ern cap­it­als plunge into a real estate freeze. Exclus­ive PropTrack data reveals the...

NORTH DEFIES TREND

ArticleTRIBUTES FOR MAX

A warm and gregari­ous giant of the Far North is being remembered as an impos­ing ath­lete, premi­er­ship coach, and expedi­ent coun­cil­lor who was gen­er­ous to a fault and always quick with a quip. Max O’Hal­loran died unex­pec­tedly at his home in...

TRIBUTES FOR MAX

ArticleSHINE ON GIMUY FESTIVAL PAUSES TO HONOUR LATE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

The Shine On Gimuy fest­ival will not go ahead this year to hon­our the leg­acy of artistic dir­ector Rhoda Roberts who died in March. The fest­ival had been an annual cel­eb­ra­tion of First Nations storytelling, arts, music and cul­tural prac­tices...

SHINE ON GIMUY FESTIVAL PAUSES TO HONOUR LATE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

ArticleExhib­i­tion hon­ours fate of loved tree

A pho­to­graphic exhib­i­tion to hon­our a beloved Cairns rain­tree which was cut down for urban devel­op­ment has launched at Nar­row Tracks Dis­til­lery in Strat­ford. Com­piled by Cairns pho­to­graph­ers Kerry Trapnell, Brian Cas­sey and Jon...

Exhib­i­tion hon­ours fate of loved tree