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Police officers from Townsville and Brisbane have been deployed to Far North Queensland to combat worker shortages at Cairns’ “overcrowded” watch-house this month.
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‘Overcrowded’: Police officers from across Qld sent to work at Cairns watch-house
Police officers from Townsville and Brisbane have been deployed to Far North Queensland to combat worker shortages at Cairns’ “overcrowded” watch-house this month.
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LNP commit to Cooktown hospital upgrade
A rundown Cape York hospital will undergo major upgrades if the LNP is voted in at October’s state election, more than two years after a business case was submitted to the Departme...
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‘Create a whole day out’: MP reveals hopes for tourism on Double Island
Sipping cocktails while watching the sun set over Palm Cove could become a reality for Far Northerners if the Fortune Island Holding Company’s lease on Double Island is revoked, ac...
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Qld medical provider suspended over coal miners’ lung tests
A Queensland medical provider has been suspended for six months after an audit of their lung function tests identified that 135 coal miners had undergone substandard tests.
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Cash windfall for workers in new budget forecast
Households will have at least $2800 extra disposable income on average next financial year according to new budget figures, as Treasurer Jim Chalmers signals more tax changes to in...
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Boy, 10, accused of ‘abhorrent’ sexual assault on Italian tourist
A 10-year-old boy along with three others have been arrested in connection with the alleged sexual assault of an Italian tourist in the Cairns CBD.
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One injured, traffic delayed following two-vehicle crash
One person is being assessed by paramedics following a two-vehicle crash on a busy Cairns road on Wednesday evening.
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Royals snub Harry, Charles all smiles at Palace party
King Charles has attended a garden party at Buckingham Palace while just a few kilometres away, his estranged son, Prince Harry, cut a decidedly lonely figure at an Invictus Games ...
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Fight to save the beloved Tassie devil
The beloved Tasmanian devil continues to face a fight for its future – but there could soon be good news.
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‘I was terrified’: Doctor dismissed mum’s obvious symptom
A few years ago, a simple symptom was dismissed by a doctor. Now mum-of-two Emma Eckersley is fighting for her life. Here she tells her story.
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