Toddler still critical after car hit
A THREE-YEAR-OLD boy who was hit by a car outside a shopping centre at Manunda on Thursday night remains in a critical condition.
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JUST when you thought things couldn’t get any worse for Woolworths, more bad news. Woolies has been beaten in another crucial area.
Far North need for more support
A SUICIDE prevention think tank held in Cairns looks like it will provide big improvements in counselling services in the region.
Courage to look for help
“LOOK at Tatey limp around,” former NSW centre Matt Cooper says, not able to contain a giggle.
Experts laud crisis action
FNQ banana growers have set a global benchmark for others to follow in tackling an extremely worrying problem.
Council acts on asbestos
CAIRNS Regional Council is finally taking action to ensure there is no danger from asbestos being dumped on the city’s scenic foreshore.
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A CAIRNS community radio station is competing for a major stake of the Far North’s youth audience.
Budgie bonanza for Bruce
Cairns budgie takes flight in Perth championship and brings home honours.
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MPs too busy to do their work
Chris Ellis I’M not surprised that Queensland Government MPs need to go on a retreat.
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Tourists killed in attack on hotels
AN ATTACK on two tourist hotels in the Tunisian resort district of Sousse has killed at least 27 people.
Man decapitated in terror attack
A MAN was decapitated and Arabic words written on his head as at least one man with an Islamic State flag attacked a factory in France, causing an explosion.
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Moscow’s best roll into town
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Streets ahead for a reel deal
THE stories of Cairns’ needy will be broadcast to a global audience at US film festivals.
High note for cellists
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More bad news for Woolies
JUST when you thought things couldn’t get any worse for Woolworths, more bad news. Woolies has been beaten in another crucial area.
Far North need for more support
A SUICIDE prevention think tank held in Cairns looks like it will provide big improvements in counselling services in the region.
Sellers start to cash in
ALMOST 80 per cent of home in Cairns have made a profit when resold, a report has shown.
Courage to look for help
“LOOK at Tatey limp around,” former NSW centre Matt Cooper says, not able to contain a giggle.
Boxing fans pleased as punch
HIT Pit’s Melody Ward will be among the local favourites when the Sunstate Amateur League’s Golden Gloves returns to Cairns tonight.
Cairns pitch for Brisbane Roar outing
CAIRNS soccer fans could be in line for an early Christmas present this year, with the city a chance to host Brisbane Roar in December.
His day in the sun
THE joy of feeling a cool sea breeze blow through his hair was all it took to spark a smile across Allan Mulholland’s face this week.
History heavily in Broncos’ favour
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All Blacks star’s baby wakes from coma
THE BABY daughter of former All Blacks star Jerry Collins has woken up from an induced coma after she was orphaned in a horror car crash in France.
Tallis offered $50K to fight Blue bopper
GORDEN Tallis has been offered the chance to follow through with his claim he’d belt NSW Blues enforcer David Klemmer if he got the chance.
Surprise look at whale delights
THE grand singers of the sea have started their yearly performance on the Great Barrier Reef — early.
Bus runs hurting, say cabs
THE taxi industry is accusing some Mission Beach clubs and backpacker hostels of running illegal transport services.
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MPs too busy to do their work
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