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Field team assesses fish barriers ahead of removal work

18/June/2021
Terrain NRM’s Rowan Shee (left) and Richard Hunt (right) with Catchment Solutions’ Matt Moore check for fish species in a drain at Kyambul lagoon in Tully’s Murray River catchment.

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Posted 4/March/2022

Compromise Reached on The Mission Beach Heliport

A year-long battle over a helicopter base proposed for Mission Beach ended Monday, 28th of February 2022, with a settlement in the Cairns Planning and
Posted 4/March/2022

Have Your Say on the JL Kelly Theatre Operations

The JL Kelly Theatre (Ingham Picture Theatre) temporarily ceased operations on Monday 1 November 2021 due to changes to the Ingham Disability Support

Posted 4/March/2022

Telstra admit they can roam free

The Deputy Leader of the Nationals and the member for Maranoa, David Littleproud has welcomed Telstra’s backflip on its stubborn position of not sha
Posted 4/March/2022

Local Entrepreneur recognised as state-finalist for her commitment to helping farmers

Congratulations to AgTech entrepreneur Jennifer McKee of Innisfail as one of four Queensland State Finalists for the prestigious AgriFutures Rural Wom
Posted 25/February/2022

State drags feet with Wallaman Falls visitor facilities upgrade

Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) Deputy Leader and Hinchinbrook MP Nick Dametto has slammed the State Government for its delay with visitor infrastru
Posted 25/February/2022

South Johnstone Youth and Community Association continue to help locals

VOLUNTEER members of South Johnstone Youth and Community Association continue to assist locals with presenting funds to three worthy causes. Two membe

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Posted 4/March/2022

Kevin Deegan bowls his way to win District Singles Championship

SOUTH JOHNSTONE lawn bowler Kevin (Kiwi) Deegan cruised to victor
Posted 4/March/2022

DISCLAIMER. Miracle Trees – Farmers Rejoice! DIY Quality Fertiliser and Cattle Fodder

This article is designed as a starting point to merely open a dis
Posted 4/March/2022

Glue Traps are cruel and unnecessary

Wildlife carers have been sharing photos of kookaburras, blue-ton
Posted 4/March/2022

Innisfail East State School has a bright start to 2022

INNISFAIL East State School had a great start to the 2022 year, w

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