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24th April 2025

PM Edition

‘Pretty cruel’: Politicians respond to Oasis’ desperate fight for funding

The Veteran Affairs Minister has said the government would “work with veterans and families” but wouldn’t confirm if they would future-proof funding for a much-needed veteran organ...

Another rise in car thefts after March surge

Youth crime anger is boiling over in Townsville, with car thefts still on the rise and nearly 70 per cent of readers saying Queensland’s new justice laws aren’t tough enough. SEE T...

War of words over future of Fee-Free TAFE program

With more than 100,000 Queenslanders having taken part in Fee-Free TAFE, the Albanese Government says the Coalition will scrap the program , which they say is the “backbone” of the...

‘I never thought I’d get one game, let alone 100’

Cowboys star winger Murray Taulagi has reflected on his incredible NRL journey and the people who made it possible as he prepares to reach his 100th game milestone on home turf.

‘It’s always about the characters’: How Townsville will pay respect on Anzac Day

Anzac Day in the country’s best garrison city is always special and on Friday the community will gather to commemorate the fallen. Here’s how we will pay tribute.

‘Energy and enthusiasm’: Hayley Jensen to perform at Townsville’s PBR Grand Final

Locals can expect a show at the PBR Grand Finals in Townsville, with country powerhouse Hayley Jensen announced as the official entertainer.

Largest military Exercise Talisman Sabre to take over Australia

Locations across Australia, including Townsville, will soon welcome more than 30,000 military personnel as part of the largest Exercise Talisman Sabre

‘Depressing’: Princess’ portrait sparks debate

An official portrait of Princess Isabella, taken by her Australian mother Queen Mary, is causing a stir because of the inclusion of an unexpected item.

Two-time Gold Logie winner dies, aged 93

Stalwart of the Australian screen and two-time Gold Logie winner, Gerard Kennedy has died aged 93.

‘Underhanded’: Why main suspect in Rachelle’s murder was fired

More than two decades ago Rachelle Childs was murdered and her remains burned alive. The key suspect – her boss – was fired weeks after her death. Listen to the podcast.