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The Cairns Post is a leading Australian daily newspaper serving Cairns and far north Queensland. First published in 1883, it provides comprehensive coverage of local, national and international news, with a strong emphasis on stories that impact the region’s communities. A weekend issue, The Weekend Post, is also published on Saturdays. The newspaper is known for its focus on regional reporting, covering local government, business, infrastructure and community developments alongside breaking news. It also features human-interest stories and in-depth reporting that reflect life in Queensland, offering readers insight and perspective. Its clear and engaging style makes it accessible to a broad audience. The Cairns Post delivers extensive sports coverage, including local competitions as well as major national and international events. In addition, it includes content on lifestyle, travel, entertainment and culture, creating a well-rounded reading experience. Available on PressReader, The Cairns Post newspaper keeps readers informed with timely news, local insight and engaging stories from across the region.
It could be time to wave goodbye to damp weather and go full throttle into the weekend. Far North residents tired of damp days can expect clearer skies and higher temperatures later in the week, according to the Bureau of...
Tourism leaders have wrapped up a US blitz aimed at luring high-spending American tourists, positioning Cairns as the new front door to Australia through a major new airline connection. Eight North American cities were targeted where...
Born-and-bred Tablelander Kevin Cardew has won a mayoral by-election with nearly half the primary vote. He has vowed to get the region’s council “back to basics”. Mr Cardew, received 48.28 per cent of the first preference votes after a postal...
Cairns is a rare bright spot, bucking a nationwide property downturn. New data shows the city stood apart from other regions, pulling off positive monthly growth of 0.35 per cent, quarterly growth of 0.03 per cent and an annual surge of 10.13...
