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Mayor suing own council for $100k over ‘reputational damage’

Beleaguered Townsville Mayor Troy Thompson is reportedly seeking compensation from his own council for ‘reputational damage’ in a move that could cost ratepayers at least $100,000.

‘Massive’: Cattle showing booming among school kids

A new-look Charters Towers Show is experiencing a huge increase in kids and teens participating in cattle showing. Read what’s driving the change.

Rex Airlines still flying in regions ... but for how long?

The potential collapse of Rex Airlines brings “an alarming challenge” to regional Queensland, Flinders Shire Mayor Kate Peddle says as she pushes for the “critical lifeline” to be ...

Sooshi Mango brings nostalgic Italian comedy to Townsville

One of the country’s biggest comedy acts is coming to Townsville, bringing their nostalgic comedy style and iconic characters from social media to the stage. Find out where.

Replay: Ignatius Park v St Patrick’s College, Aaron Payne Cup

St Patrick’s have landed a telling blow ahead of the Aaron Payne Cup finals, taking down Ignatius Park on the road. Watch the full replay here.

‘We can win this war’: Locals take charge with youth bush rehab

Passionate Indigenous advocates say they are ready to step up and help save their communities by taking troubled young offenders out to the bush, offering them a fresh start away f...

‘Don’t manhandle me’: Mum claws cop after stolen car escapade

A Townsville woman injured a police officer in a dramatic arrest after the young mother took a stolen car for a joy ride. Here’s what happened in court.

‘I’m a meth addict... I use many times a day’

From the outside looking in, Monica and Mark looked like any other loving couple. But a dark secret plagued their relationship. Here they share their unique story.

How bus driver became mortgage free in 9 months

An Aussie bus driver who was struggling to pay down his debt after his repayments doubled has revealed the steps he took to become mortgage free.

Why Carl’s Jr was destined to fail in Australia

The US burger giant had ambitious plans to open hundreds of stores across the nation, but faced an uphill battle from the start. Here’s what it got wrong.