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Australian record-holder Jack Webb says he’ll make more freedive record attempts. Picture: Supplied

Jack dives into record books

INNISFAIL’s Jack Webb says he intends to attempt more new records in one of the world’s quickest-growing niche sports – freediving.

25 January, 2026

Keen bowlers waited patiently for a storm to pass and ease the humidity on the green before the start of play. Picture: Maria Girgenti

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Bowlers roll on to green in stifling and humid conditions

Young Melanotaeniidae (rainbow fish) . Picture: Shutterstock

Freshwater fish love snacks

Hunter (surname withheld) with a nice grunter he caught recently. Pictures: Supplied

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Lots of red bream are biting

The late John ‘Lombo’ Lombardi was farewelled earlier this month after his unexpected death in late December. Picture: Facebook

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Tributes flow for much-loved Innisfail golfer ‘Lombo’

John Cavanah is Innisfail United Football Club’s new head coach of the senior men’s team this season. Picture: Maria Girgenti

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New head coach unites club

Local dippers (from left) Helen Cook, Margaret Rapsey, Judy Heath, Liz Lang and Esther Linnett took part in the practice dip. Picture: Supplied

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Daffodils take dip for cancer

Marc Di Carlo, overall and under-55s winner at the December monthly medal. Pictures: Supplied

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Di Carlo ‘shoots lights out’ at Innisfail Golf Club comps

Helen Paterson won her third consecutive ladies A-grade club singles championship in 2025 after victory over Eileen Hamann. Picture: Supplied

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Bowling them over

Jasmine Zupp received the Cassowary Coast Athletics overall points trophy for the 2025 season. Picture: Maria Girgenti

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Athletes run for satisfaction

The Atlantic Princess superyacht is available for luxurious reef fishing trips. Picture: Supplied

Cast away from superyacht

Cardwell fisho Antoinette Jesse with a beautiful nannygai. Pictures: Supplied

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Rain cools waters of bounty

Jonathan Kuhn (second from left) claimed gold and was crowned Pan Pacific jiu-jitsu champion in the purple belt division after he won his two fights via submission. Picture: Supplied

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Coast’s fighting fit machine

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