AM Edition: Dogs suspected for roo death, croc sighting at popular beach

Email A Cairns lifeguard has urged pet owners to keep dogs leashed following a suspected dog-attack which killed a kangaroo, its body luring a crocodile to a popular beach.

View in browser 5th May 2024

AM Edition Dogs suspected for roo death, croc sighting at popular beach A Cairns lifeguard has urged pet owners to keep dogs leashed following a suspected dog-attack which killed a kangaroo, its body luring a crocodile to a popular beach. READ MORE   Couple’s sex trap: She sets up bloke, boyfriend robs him Offering sex and dress-up services for $100, a young woman arranged to meet an acquaintance at his Queensland home. But the rendezvous ended up costing more than the man had bargai... READ MORE   ‘Serious problem’: Water funding to test new mayor Cairns mayor Amy Eden will face her first major test in the hot seat, with ratepayers set to be slugged an extra $488 each year for the city’s overdue water security project if new... READ MORE   ‘Bring the energy’: What to expect at Cairns Has Talent show More than 100 Far North singers, dancers and musicians will take to the stage at Tanks Art Centre tonight at the annual Cairns Has Talent showcase. READ MORE   ‘Responsibility to pay up:’ Insurer blasted for questionable tactics High-level criticism has been levelled against specialist a North Queensland insurer during the announcement of major disaster assistance packages worth $127m. READ MORE   Unemployment shock: Far North Queensland worst in the nation Shock new figures have revealed the extent of the unemployment crisis in FNQ – with two areas revealed as having the highest joblessness nationwide. READ MORE   Senator: Construction the way to beat remote FNQ unemployment Over-crowded housing is contributing to unemployment and social problems in remote communities – with up to 20 people living in a single house says an Indigenous senator. READ MORE   Newsletters Today's Paper +Rewards Want to change how you receive these emails? Manage your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter. Sent by The Cairns Post, PO Box 126 Cairns, QLD 4870 Australia.