ArticleBOLD BID TO BE DEFENCE BEDROCK
Townsville is poised to become the undisputed base of Australia’s defence force under a plan to transform it into the nation’s military launch-pad.
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ArticleWALKING THE WALK
St Clare’s Catholic School students Nora, Rosie, Ayla and Hudson will put their best foot forward to build up their daily step count this Friday for National Walk Safely to School Day.
ArticleMedieval fun is more than just a fantasy
A quill of writers dressed to the hilt in a mysterious alley will be showcasing their wares at the upcoming Townsville Medieval and Fantasy Festival in August. Arcane Alley is the brainchild of Arcane Books owner Peta Weber who can’t wait to...
ArticleOne Nation eyeing seats
One Nation will look to target Bob Katter’s seat of Kennedy at the next federal election, as the ascendant party eyes more lower house seats. The Nationals are also bracing for a potential tilt by Pauline Hanson in the central Queensland...
ArticleGet ready to have a Field Day
NQ Field Days is bringing robotic sheep dogs, ag drones, and deals on boots to this year’s event at the Townsville Showgrounds for a rural extravaganza. Organised by the Rotary Clubs of the Burdekin, Hinchinbrook and Townsville, the field day...
ArticleBuildings damaged
A Townsville man has been charged after he allegedly caused extensive damage to buildings in the CBD. It’s alleged Justin Lee Brunker caused the damage to buildings on Walker Street, between Stokes Street and Denham Street, about 1.30am on...
ArticleSTUNNING VIEW
Sunday morning from the Kissing Point stairs. Picture: Nonie Harris
ArticleAll that glitters is not gold
Environmentalists have stepped up their pleas to the state government to further scrutinise a controversial gold and copper mine extension that has been approved by a land court. Environmental interest groups from Dittmer and the...