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10th March 2025

PM Edition

‘They’re ruining our lives’: Kids threaten to run over man in shocking stolen car attack

A man who has endured four weeks of youth crime already has said ‘the time for bullish-t is done’ after watching a man be almost killed defending his neighbour. WATCH THE VIDEO.

Revealed: Latest on the Lansdown Eco-Industrial Precinct

Townsville City Council has made the case why residents should get behind its Lansdown Eco-Industrial Precinct. Do you think it should be sold off? Vote in our poll.

‘Jobs’: Moduline release details about high-tech proposal

The developers behind a proposed new factory in the Ingham CBD have revealed key new details about the high-tech project. VOTE IN OUR POLL>>

FUNNY FACES: First glimpse at My First Year

All right, we all need a good laugh! Here are the funny faces of our preppies for 2025. PLUS: Details on when My First Year will be released.

‘A point of safety for young people’: Youth organisation expands service

An organisation dedicated to helping disadvantaged young people have purchased their first property in Townsville. Here’s what happens next.

Judge to rule on long-term dispute over renters at popular resort

The Townsville City Council has reaffirmed its stance ahead of an upcoming trial with residents of a Magnetic Island resort, after a long-term dispute over residential status.

Alfred doesn’t dry up NQ’s disaster payments

More NQ and FNQ residents will now be eligible for the federal government’s $1000 grants almost a month after homes in the community were inundated. But there are still suburbs mis...

Affleck’s frank parenting admission amid emotional reunion

Ben Affleck has opened up about his kids, as he made a rare red carpet appearance with lifelong bestie Matt Damon. See the video.

‘To be struggling financially in my 50s felt like the ultimate failure’

While Meghan Markle outs herself as someone who halves raspberries, Angela Mollard reveals the extent of her own financial hole – and how fessing up gave her power.

How Alfred and Albo left public servants choking on chardonnay

Bureaucrats had desks packed, banking on an April 12 election and weeks cooling their heels in “caretaker mode”. Until a cyclone blew up their — and the PM’s — election plans.