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The Killaloe Mainstream Aquaculture fish farm at the centre of odours affecting neighbours over two weeks. Picture: Mainstream Aquaculture

Barra farm on the nose

THE boss of a fish farm has apologised to the community for the smell emanating from one of its barramundi ponds.

20 November, 2024

Cairns Canyoning guides will be among those who will be trained in the welcome you program.

Far North News

Warm welcome to tropics

Visitors in their Toyota LandCruiser on a Daintree rainforest road. Picture: Tourism Tropical North Queensland

Far North News

Stay and play

Rugby league legend and Get Ready Queensland ambassador Johnathan Thurston (JT) with some youngsters at Wujal Wujal where he urged the community to prepare now for the cyclone season. Picture: Steve Cooke Photography

Far North News

JT’s ‘get ready’ message

Australian TV show host and journalist Osher Günsberg with his Nissan Leaf EV. Picture: Nissan Australia

Far North News

EVs appeal to young Aussies

Firies rescue residents of Shepherd Valley retirement home at Mossman in heavy rain. Picture: QFES

Far North News

Cyclone costs over $37.3m

RDA chairwoman Professor Hurriyet Babacan

Far North News

RDA marks 15 years

Award winners (from left) Peter and Angela Freeman (Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures), Hope Mitchell (Cairns Convention Centre), Mark and Judy Evans (Paronella Park), Lisa Brown and Carl Taranto (Crystalbrook Collection), Paul Porteous (Cairns Adventure Group), Suzie and James Dein (Savannah in the Round). (At front) James Boettcher (FNQ Nature Tours) and TTNQ chief executive Mark Olsen. Picture: TTNQ

Far North News

FNQ tourism at its finest

Water restrictions for the Douglas Shire in case of future natural disasters.

Far North News

Emergency water controls

LNP's David Kempton.

Far North News

‘Ready, set, go’

Recent tree removal In Hutchings Park. Picture: Gary ‘Gazza’ McIlroy

Port Douglas News

Park works critical for safety

The building site at Mitre St, Craiglie, where the trees have been chopped down. Picture: Gary ‘Gazza’ McIlroy

Far North News

‘Axed trees had to go’

Flooding damage around the region, like the landslides at Noah Range above, put “a kink” in the budget for Douglas Shire Council.

Far North News

Shire’s $6.2m FY deficit

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