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13th April 2025

PM Edition

One Nation candidate unrepentant for racist Aboriginal ‘joke’

A One Nation candidate for the seat of Herbert has confirmed that he is the same man who posted a horrid racist joke on social media ahead of his unsuccessful campaign for Leichhar...

Goths, punks, emos, metal: Alternative markets to debut in NQ

Darkcide Emporium, Townsville’s first alternative markets is about to be unleashed as part of a new music venue’s exciting opening celebrations. See how to get involved.

Inside story: How Billy Walters was dragged into Leniu-JT blow-up

Johnathan Thurston wasn’t the only one who copped a spray from Spencer Leniu on Friday night. Peter Badel reveals who else the fiery Roosters prop had in his sights at Suncorp Stad...

Ingham man suffers nasty injuries in motorcycle crash

An Ingham man has suffered nasty injuries in a motorcycle accident on Sunday, emergency services said.

Victims of crime left in dark as court case wait times double

The average wait times for court cases to be finalised in Queensland has doubled in the past decade, with some distraught victims desperate for closure not even told when a matter ...

New Townsville-based fashion brand a mix of cultures

A Townsville local is bringing bright, bold fashions to the market, with a strong focus on sustainability and love for her home country.

‘Empowering women’: Popular activewear brand reopens NQ store

After shuttering their store in Castletown Shopping Centre during the pandemic, a popular Australian activewear brand has made a welcome return. Find out more.

The VIPs joining Dutton and Albo’s campaign launches

Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton are bringing out the star power at their respective campaign launches this Sunday. Here’s who you can expect to see.

8 questions travellers always ask about group tours

From tipping and solo supplements to choosing a reputable operator, these are the top questions first time travellers ask before booking a group tour.

Is a US-made iPhone an impossible dream?

Donald Trump considers the pinnacle of his ‘Make America Great Again’ pledge a US-made iPhone. But Apple is unlikely to fulfil the President’s wishes soon, if ever. Here’s why.