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15th March 2025

AM Edition

Guilty or not guilty? Jury deliberations begin in Toyah Cordingley murder trial

The jury considering whether Rajwinder Singh is guilty or not guilty of the murder of Toyah Cordingley, 24, at Wangetti Beach on October 21, 2018, has retired to consider its verdi...

Save our islands: Meet the Torres Strait Islanders refusing to become climate refugees

Rising sea levels threaten Maria Turpin’s home but the proud Torres Strait Islander says communities must band together now to fight the climate crisis lapping at their doorsteps.

‘He came up blue,’ hero teenagers rescue trapped children

Heroic teenagers brought a child back to life and saved one other after two kids were swept away in dangerous waters while swimming at a creek in Far North Queensland.

Blue water dreaming: Vision for $1bn Torres Strait Reef Regeneration Plan

The Torres Strait could be home to the world’s largest reef restoration project by 2033, creating economic opportunity, increasing marine biodiversity and protecting ancient cultur...

Calls for radiology training in Cairns

Stakeholders are seeking a $27.5m bipartisan commitment ahead of the federal election so training in medical imaging and radiography can be offered in Cairns.

‘Thought she was dead:’ Mum’s call to end brutal school violence

Parents of a student badly bashed in a brutal schoolyard attack at a remote Queensland state school have demanded action be taken to stop violence and bullying. Warning: Disturbing...

Defence outlines every other ‘possibility’ of who killed Toyah Cordingley

Rajwinder Singh’s defence team has called him a “coward, not a killer”, urging the jury to acquit and accept that there are too many “other reasonable possibilities” that someone e...