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Mayor Teresa Millwood and Gulnay Traditional Owner Clarence Kinjun officially open the Tully battery project office. Picture: Cassowary Coast Regional Council

Battery scheme will profit Tully groups

THE Tully community is to receive its own dedicated grant program worth $125,000 a year as part of an agreement between the operator of a battery project and council.

31 May, 2026

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General News

Young anglers snare awards

YOUNG Far North anglers have claimed top honours in the latest AJFC Aussie Junior Fishing Classic April Competition.

30 May, 2026

Cassowary Coast News

Banana growers facing cost pressures, including diesel

AUSTRALIAN banana growers are continuing to supply a consistent,...

Far North News

Graziers urged to enter sale

CATTLE producers from throughout the Far North will have the opportunity...

Cassowary Coast News

Alpacas not just cute animals

AN East Russell farmstay has won the hearts of animal lovers in the area...

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Entertainment

Rainforests on canvas

MISSION Beach artist Rebecca Arnall Smith is soon to unveil her vibrant rainforest inspired works in her first solo...

28 May, 2026

Innisfail News

Dancers owned hall’s stage

YOUNG dancers from across the region lit up the stage with standout...

Cairns News

Guitarist to strum in city

AUSTRALIAN fingerstyle guitarist Elias Bartholomeo will perform in...

Innisfail News

Wanted: First Nations artists

EXPRESSIONS of interest from local First Nations artists and creatives...

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Business

Dining institution turns 40

WHEN Cyclone Larry plunged Innisfail into darkness in 2006, one small business kept the region fed.

3 May, 2026

Innisfail News

Down to business

THE Cassowary Coast Business Women’s Network marked International...

Cassowary Coast News

Let’s do better business

CASSOWARY Coast Regional Council’s procurement team are hosting an...

Tully News

Early conditions setting up for a good season

HEALTHY green paddocks are dominating the Tully landscape as this...

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Community

‘Good clean living’

AFTER surviving the heartbreak of returning home to find her house burned to the ground as a young mother, Phyllis...

4 April, 2026

Mission Beach News

Cleaning up at Clump Point

OVER A couple of hours on a hot Sunday afternoon at Mission Beach, a...

Innisfail News

Commitment to excellence

GOOD Counsel College hosted a special awards assembly last month to...

Innisfail News

Impressive academic efforts

INNISFAIL State College honoured its highest achieving Year 12 graduates...

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Real Estate

School for sale

INNISFAIL’S old state high school site is on the market and is being publicised as an “exceptional commercial...

17 March, 2026

Far North News

Waterfront wonder

A MUST-see, on the waterfront in the Marina of Port Hinchinbrook is this...

Far North News

Renting out spare rooms makes sense

THE Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) has thrown its support...

Tully News

Aged care boost

RESIDENTIAL aged care places in Tully have received a much-needed boost,...

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Sport

Not even soggy fairways could stop some stand-out scores

DESPITE another week of washouts and gloomy forecasts, the monthly medal went ahead on 16 May, with 28 determined...

29 May, 2026

Local News

Tigers hunt for lost treasures

TULLY Rugby League is on the hunt for lost treasures from its earliest...

Local News

Elite women’s footy returns

ELITE women’s football is returning to Far North Queensland, with the...

Local News

U23 women top of ladder

INNISFAIL United enjoyed a standout week across two divisions, with the...

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