Push for speed limit reduction at Tablelands black spot after death

Email Weeks after posting an alert about a fatality waiting to happen in Yungaburra, local identity Gordon Grivas was hit and killed by an allegedly out-of-control car metres from the black spot he warned about.

View in browser 9th November 2024

PM Edition Push for speed limit reduction at Tablelands black spot after death Weeks after posting an alert about a fatality waiting to happen in Yungaburra, local identity Gordon Grivas was hit and killed by an allegedly out-of-control car metres from the bl... READ MORE   ’The kids are doing wrong:’ Mum’s anguish at Mareeba crime issue Twenty months on from the shooting of Aubrey Donahue, his family is still waiting for answers amid claims disunity in Mareeba following his death has contributed to the town’s yout... READ MORE   Far North Queensland prepares for another hot and dry weekend Far North Queensland will face another weekend of hot and dry conditions, with temperatures staying high across the region, as a heatwave warning continues for much of Queensland. READ MORE   First challenge of journalist access to Cairns’ Childrens Court heard New laws passed in September granting members of the media and victims access to Childrens Court matters have had their first test in Cairns as a young girl was sentenced for armed... READ MORE   Torres Strait drug runners cop lengthy stint behind bars An attempt to bring 5kgs of meth into Australia through the sleepy town of Seisia by a Papua New Guinea criminal syndicate has ended in a 20 year jail sentence for a PNG drug smugg... READ MORE   Showdown: Jen Hawkins in $30m neighbour dispute Jen Hawkins is facing major backlash from neighbours over a $30 million project that has one claiming it has sparked “anxiety.” READ MORE   Sad reason Osher’s marriage almost ended The former Bachelor host has had a long battle with chronic pain. Now, Osher Günsberg reveals how illness almost cost him his family. READ MORE   Fair shake of the sauce bottle, Kevin The question shouldn’t really be can Kevin Rudd remain Australia’s US ambassador, it’s why he ever got the job to begin with, writes David Penberthy. 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.