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The Weekend Post, 03 ottobre 2026

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ArticleGARDENS GLOW AS DRY SPELL LOOMS

Spring might have star­ted with a splash across the Far North, but fore­casters expect the wet spell is about to come to a grind­ing halt. The Bur­eau of Met­eor­o­logy says a strong El Nino will likely pull the plug on rain­fall across Octo­ber and...

GARDENS GLOW AS DRY SPELL LOOMS

ArticleCOWBOYS GET A TICK

The dream of trans­form­ing a his­toric Cairns pub into the North Queens­land Cow­boys’ Cairns home is one step closer to becom­ing a real­ity. The devel­op­ment of a leagues club at the Cape York Hotel on Bunda St has reached a sig­ni­fic­ant...

COWBOYS GET A TICK

ArticleSteel shop to close city base

A com­pany that helped phys­ic­ally shape Cairns for more than 60 years will close at the end of the month, cit­ing a flood of cheap imports into Aus­tralia’s steel industry as the main factor. Tonkin Steel will close down its Port­s­mith facil­ity on...

Steel shop to close city base

ArticleVISA PLAN TO COST $1.6BN, 10K JOBS

They are tour­ists at their heart, and the main pur­pose of that visa is to have people come into Aus­tralia that travel around. Erin McLeod (left) Aus­tralian Tour­ism Industry chief exec­ut­ive The national tour­ism body has warned that pro­posed...

VISA PLAN TO COST $1.6BN, 10K JOBS

ArticleBOLD ORANGE

Ingram Jung's stream-side image caught the bright orange of the new leaves along­side the Babinda Boulders.

BOLD ORANGE

ArticleTeens charged over break-in

Two teen­agers have been charged fol­low­ing a break and enter at a Gor­don­vale con­veni­ence store where they allegedly stole mobile phones and tobacco products. Police will allege a 17-yearold and 14-year-old boy broke through the front doors of...

Teens charged over break-in