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New 40km/h speed limits are to be introduced throughout the Innisfail CBD. Picture: Cassowary Coast Regional Council

Speed limits reduced

SPEED limits in the central business district (CBD) of Innisfail are being reduced from 50km/h to 40km/h.

2 January, 2026

Innisfail State College P&C Association president Jackie McAnulty (left) presented Yvonne Moule with a certificate of recognition for decades of dedicated service to the association. Picture: Supplied

Innisfail News

Extraordinary volunteer

In 2025, Good Counsel College staff and students welcomed new principal Paul Melloy to the school community. Picture: Maria Girgenti

Innisfail News

School chief reveals plans

Trish Eldsen from O’Brien Electrical after winning the Women in Energy state excellence award in Brisbane. Picture: Supplied

Innisfail News

Sparkie leads the way

Members of Inner Wheel Club of Innisfail dressed to impress at the high tea. Picture: Pictures: Maria Girgenti

Innisfail News

Beach high tea raises funds

The Johnstone River Singers at their final concert for 2025 to celebrate Christmas. This group has provided musical entertainment in the local community for 28 years. Pictures: Maria Girgenti

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Carols provide festive cheer

Innisfail State College student Taiha Milan, part of Queensland University of Technology’s new teacher trainer program.

Innisfail News

Trio studying education degree while staying at home

Darren Coggan captivated the audience with songs and stories of Christmas in Australia at the Innisfail Shire Hall. Picture: Maria Girgenti

Innisfail News

Festive songs liven up hall

54 Mourilyan Rd, East Innisfail. Picture: Supplied

Innisfail News

1940s Queenslander

Good Counsel Primary School teacher Andrea Devaney won a Cairns Catholic Education Services primary teacher award. Picture: Supplied

Innisfail News

Loyal teacher honoured

Mia Terry has won $20,000 from Silica Resources Australia for university engineering studies. Picture: Frontrow Foto

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A-grade prize

Innisfail canefarmers Lachlan Urquhart (left), Barry Sultana and (front) patriarch Joe Cini. Pictures: Supplied

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Cane farmers rise above

New research shows AI nets and monitoring could help reduce jellyfish by-catch. Picture: iStock

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AI ends jelly fish by-catches

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