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Innisfail State College students Indi Bishop-Utschink (left) and Zachary Woodall, who have read hundreds of books this year. Picture: Innisfail State College

For the love of reading

INNISFAIL State College student Indi Bishop-Utschink has read an incredible 285 books from the college library this year.

2 November, 2026

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Terrain NRM’s Dr Andrew Dennis (right) with Bruce Meldrum of the Western Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation check out a frog recorder in the rainforest. Pictures: Terrain NRM

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Frogs on highest peaks

Cane harvesting is still ongoing in the Innisfail region. Picture: Canegrowers

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Sugar crush delays

Innisfail-based Indigenous performer Maria Martin (far right) is performing in the National Aboriginal and Islander Skills Development Association’s end-of-year show at Sydney’s Carriageworks late next month. Picture: Supplied

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Innisfail actor awakes to new sunrise

More surgeries are planned at Innisfail Hospital. Picture: Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health Service

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More patient surgeries

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BIG4 Innisfail Mango Tree Tourist Park is for sale for about $2 million. Pictures: Supplied

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Tourist park on market

Innisfail nurse Tricia Shinn. Picture: Supplied

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45 years of loyal service

Hamish and Bailey (surnames withheld), of Innisfail State College, have graduated with a Certificate II in Aircraft Line Maintenance with Aviation Australia in Cairns. Picture: Facebook

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Teens flying high

Erika Swiney, president of Friends of The Con, advertises ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’ night at the Con Theatre on Halloween Pictures: Natural Images by Susan Kelly

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It will be one hell of a night

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Far North Queensland actor Jarron Andy portrays Indigenous drover Charlie in Netflix’s adaptation of ‘My Brilliant Career’. Picture: Supplied

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Coast to Netflix

Dermaesthetica Innisfail dermal clinician Genevieve Di Carlo. Picture: Supplied

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Change of life skin care therapy

Innisfail State College students Lu-Annah, Beverly, Esther, Emily, Lila, Joanne and Lyla with guest speaker Dr Maddy McAllister (fourth from left) at last year’s International Women’s Day event in Tully. Student surnames withheld. Picture: Supplied

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‘Balance the scales’

An artist’s impression of the ‘northern gateway’ precinct under council’s planned Innisfail CBD revitalisation. Picture: Cassowary Coast Regional Council

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Input invited into new look

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