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Kurrimine Beach

Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services’ Chris Roach (left) and Kim Gray (right) with Terrain NRM’s Deb Bass. Picture: Supplied

Lifeline for rare rainforest

ONE of Australia’s most threatened ecosystems is being restored in a project that’s bringing organisations together at Kurrimine Beach, south of Innisfail.

13 July, 2026

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Taifalos Park at Kurrimine Beach is getting a new and modern barbecue shelter. Picture: Google Maps

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Fresh park upgrades

Former managers Helen Walsh, Terry Walsh and Glenys Rickson say the community doesn’t want the Kurrimine Beach Caravan Park shut down for car and boat trailer parking. Picture: Supplied.

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Van park ‘safe for now’

A map showing the location (pink marker) of the proposed new subdivision land at Kurrimine Beach. Picture: Cassowary Coast Regional Council

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Beach estate sanctioned

Jet Leaver’s siblings (back) Oisin Bogan, Harrison Leavers, (front) Seamus Bogan, Toby Leavers and Ellie Leavers at the community fundraiser. Pictures: Supplied

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Jet’s lasting legacy

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Jet Leavers, whose life and legacy are being honoured through the Chasing the Light Memorial Poker fundraiser event at Kurrimine Beach on 10 May. Picture: Supplied

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In a tribute to Jet

A drone shot showing the existing boat ramp and car park, with the caravan park to the north and Taifalos Park on its south side. Picture: Cassowary Coast Regional Council

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Boat ramp set for upgrades

Last year’s early morning shot of boats being launched at KurrImine Beach for the annual classic. Pictures: Facebook

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Put on ice

Former managers Terry Walsh, Glenys Rickson and Helen Walsh say the community doesn’t want the Kurrimine Beach Caravan Park shut down for car and boat trailer parking. Picture: Supplied

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Concerns for park’s future

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The littoral rainforest at Mission Beach. Picture: Supplied

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War on weeds

Tractors launching boats will soon no longer be such a common sight at Kurrimine Beach. Picture: Wicked Fishing.

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Kurrimine tractors no more?

Kurrimine locals Troy Volpe and Mick Acheson secure the Dunk Island Adventures twin hull passenger ferry QuickCoast off Kurrimine beach. Picture: BIG4 Kurrimine Beach Holiday Park/Facebook

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Boaties rescue big cat

Local firefighters demonstrated the spreader and cutter tools used at a road crash rescue scene. Picture: Maria Girgenti

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