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Homegrown rugby league hero Thomas Flegler (right) with with Alice McNamara. Pictures: Supplied

Thousands pack 88th show

THRILLS came thick and fast at the 88th Tully and District Show, where more than 8000 people poured through the gates on 24-25 July for two vibrant days packed with entertainment,

30 July, 2026

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Royal Australian Air Force, Sergeant Etienne Blom, an instructor on a combat survival training course, gives a lesson on fire signalling to participants in Tully Training Area. Picture: Australian Defence Force

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Where there’s smoke ...

Frankie Vleeskens with his beautifully rendered ‘Woman at the well’ currently on display. Picture: Facebook

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Poignant art show

Cassowary Coast Talent Quest’s 2025 finalists. Picture: Blume Photography and Film.

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Cassowary Coast has talent

High-flying action from members of the Airtime Freestyle team are set to deliver heart-stopping thrills at the Tully Show. Pictures: Supplied

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Fly high at 92nd Tully Show

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Christine Fittock of Tully Heads with her creation, ‘It takes many hands to raise a child.’ Pictures: Supplied

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Art brings region together

Mayor Teresa Millwood (left), members of the Tully community and other councillors mark the switching on of tree lighting at Banyan Park on State of Origin game two night. Picture: CCRC

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Trees light up park

Important safety upgrades have been completed on the Bruce Highway in Tully between Dean Road and Tully High School. Picture: DTMR

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Highway upgrade finalised

Cassowary Coast Regional Council will soon begin demolition and site works at Violet Smith Park, Tully, to replace the existing public amenities building with a new modern facility that meets current standards and accessibility requirements. Picture: CCRC

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Toilet block upgrades

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Peter Buttsworth from the Rotary Club of Tully with Tully Commonwealth Bank manager Natalie Sala. Picture: Supplied

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Rotary gets cash boost for programs

The Cassowary Coasters Line Dancers raised money for the Queensland Cancer Council at a recent morning tea. Picture: Supplied

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Dancers put it all on the line to raise money for cancer

Mayor Teresa Millwood and Gulnay Traditional Owner Clarence Kinjun officially open the Tully battery project office. Picture: Cassowary Coast Regional Council

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Battery scheme will profit Tully groups

An artist’s impression of the planned battery energy storage system. Picture: Supplied

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Tully powers up for future

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