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Townsville Bulletin, 22 八月 2026

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ArticleTRAGIC TOLL ON COMMUNITY

A tra­gic 24 hours on North Queens­land roads has left a motor­cyc­list dead and sev­eral oth­ers fight­ing for their lives fol­low­ing a relent­less spate of crashes across the Towns­ville region. Queens­land Ambu­lance Ser­vice con­firmed that a man...

TRAGIC TOLL ON COMMUNITY

ArticleSTICK YOUR NECK OUT FOR BIG BIRDS

They are really just giant chooks A North Queens­land man is selling his two much-loved ostriches after fail­ing to attract an ‘‘ostrich-sit­ter’’ to look after them while he goes trav­el­ling. Tor­rens Creek pub owner Tracey Cooper pur­chased the...

STICK YOUR NECK OUT FOR BIG BIRDS

ArticleHan­son tar­gets coal roy­al­ties

The LNP is facing a fight with One Nation in regional Queens­land over the future of coal min­ing and the state’s high roy­alty rates. Spend­ing in Queens­land’s coal min­ing com­munit­ies has fallen by some $3.2bn as a res­ult of roy­al­ties. The...

Han­son tar­gets coal roy­al­ties

ArticleWEEKEND PLANNER 5 THINGS TO DO

1Ath­letes of all ages will take to The Strand and Pal­lar­enda this week­end for the Towns­ville Triath­lon and Multis­port Fest­ival. The two-day fest­ival boasts a packed pro­gram of swim­ming, cyc­ling and run­ning events. Younger...

WEEKEND PLANNER 5 THINGS TO DO

ArticleOFF TO MARKET WE GO

WULGURU MARKET Second and fourth Sunday of the month, from 7am-noon at Wul­guru United Soc­cer Club, 14 Edison St. COTTERS MARKET Weekly, Sunday from 8.30am-1pm at Flinders Mall, CBD. RENEGADE HANDMADE Second Sunday of the month, from 8am-1pm. See...

OFF TO MARKET WE GO

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ArticleJockey’s drunken frenzy

Dur­ing a drunken ram­page in Towns­ville, a well-known Queens­land jockey drove his car into a ditch, ran from police and then accused officers of kid­nap­ping him from his home. Micheal Joe Mcdon­ald, 42, pleaded guilty in Towns­ville Magis­trates...

Jockey’s drunken frenzy