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Innisfail Canegrowers chairman Joe Marano (right) farewells board member Sam Spina at the organisation’s annual general meeting. Picture: Supplied

Farmer Sam bows out of Canegrowers after 22 years

AFTER more than two decades of steady leadership, calm judgement and quiet influence, Sam Spina’s retirement from the Canegrowers Innisfail board marks the end of an era for the

2 August, 2026

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A cyclist and walkers along Ernest St, Innisfail. Picture: CCRC

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Upgrades begin in Ernest

Greg Andrew strikes an iconic Elton John pose, offering a taste of the high energy Rocketman solo show coming to Innisfail on 4 August. Picture: Supplied

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Uncanny likeness to legend

Sue Cosentino (left) and ‘Save Warrina Sheds’ lead petitioner Jean McMillan at the Innisfail Show. Picture: Maria Girgenti

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Save ‘sheds’ move surges

The newly-confirmed candidates with their certificates, alongside Fr Kerry Crowley and Bishop Joseph Caddy. Picture: Maria Girgenti

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Signing pact with God

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Innisfail Library is temporarily closed for renovations, with a pop-up library operating from the Innisfail Shire Hall until the upgraded facility reopens. Picture: Cassowary Coast Regional Council

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Library closed until August during renovations

Cassowary Coast Mayor Teresa Millwood at roadworks undertaken in conjunction with funding through Disaster Relief Funding Arrangements. Picture: Cassowary Coast Regional Council

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Alarm over disaster grants

Brenda Bulley, Lurine Solinas, Wayne Sultana and Stevie Solinas (aged five). Picture: Maria Girgenti

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Many prizes at town’s show

Els Bromell celebrated her 100th birthday with family, friends and a special cake at a morning tea on 11 July. Picture: Maria Girgenti

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Special milestone

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Garradunga Progress Association secretary Robyn Webster (left) and president Ian Richardson at the Garradunga Hall, which the group wants to revive to its “former glory”. Picture: Supplied

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Reviving icon

Megan Hastie (right) presents her grandfather James Thomson Robertson’s framed photo and replica M.B.E. medal to Trish Ernst of the Innisfail and District Historical Society. Picture: Maria Girgenti

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Shire pioneer honoured

Good Counsel College year 12 student Tony Yang has spent four days at QUT’s Brisbane campus to experience uni life before he decides on his tertiary future. Picture: QUT

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Taste of uni life for Innisfail college student

An artist’s concept of the Innisfail CBD revitalisation master plan, which council is now asking ratepayers to help progress. Picture: CCRC

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Waterfront vision

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