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12th April 2024

AM Edition

New laws creating watch-house hell for officers advocates say

Youth advocates say they know what's behind the series of shocking attacks on officers in the Cairns watch-house.

Wife in conflict of interest saga with Federal MP breaks silence

A Far North MP has been accused of staging a “grubby” and “misogynistic” smear campaign after questioning the integrity of his LNP rival’s work as a private contractor and claims o...

Tropical Cyclone Paul ‘weakening’, won’t impact Queensland coast

A Tropical cyclone has formed in the Coral Sea, but weather experts have confirmed it has weakened overnight and it won’t impact Queensland.

Pet photography business to help Far North pups find ‘furever’ homes

They may not be able to adopt every dog, but one Far North couple is helping make sure every dog finds a home. How you can help.

‘Renewed vision’: New Cairns mayor promises transparency

Newly sworn in Cairns Regional Council Mayor Amy Eden called on the community to step up and be part of a renewed vision for the city at a ceremony on Thursday night.

Speedway driver kept racing, partied after causing boat crash which killed fisho

Cruel parallels about the agony a fatal boat crash victim’s family endured while watching the man responsible live out the milestones and adventures of which their beloved young so...

Covid, RSV, influenza: Qld doctor shortage looms as viruses spread

Doctors are becoming ill in Queensland’s already struggling hospitals in rising numbers, sparking the state’s peak medical body to call for urgent action to better protect medics.

Harry opens up on ‘pressure’

Prince Harry has revealed he has suffered “burnout” during a panel discussion on mental health in the US.

‘Hardest thing’: Mystery lingers after family’s unthinkable decision

The young Adelaide woman’s grieving family says her life was just getting started when the seemingly impossible happened.

Australia’s most popular sea change destinations

Around 25 per cent more Aussies are moving out of the cities to the regions rather than the other way around. This is where they are headed.