A key pair of Salties is racing against the clock to make a return in time for this Saturday’s blockbuster NBL1 North double-header, while a star import will face his former side. Darwin Salties’ women’s team will look to maintain their unbeaten NBL1 record in pink when they play hosts to MacKay in honour of … [Read more…]
A Bowen Basin mine approved late Thursday is the first since the federal Labour government came to power in 2022, and has already drawn fury from anti-fossil fuel groups. Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek indicated late on Thursday that Bowen Coking Coal’s Isaac River mine in Central Queensland’s Bowen Basin would get the green light. The … [Read more…]
Aussie investors are part of class action against the YouTube sensation’s failed CryptoZoo NFT experiment. Paul is defending the action. See how it unfolded. “If I randomly saw him in public I’d call him a “sub human c**t” just so he got a taste of Aussie culture,” said user ‘slow_hank’ after Paul announced his trip … [Read more…]
The new chief executive of the NBL has his sights set on discussing a host of changes including a Gather Round, all stars game, expansion and more. The architect of the AFL’s Gather Round has been tasked with adapting the concept to provide the NBL with a unique festival of basketball. Over seven years with … [Read more…]
Meet our team of dedicated journalists and photographers, who work hard every day to advocate for and inform Far North Queenslanders. Before moving to Cairns, Tyla was news director at the Townsville Bulletin, so she’s no stranger to covering North Queensland news. Cairns Post editor Tyla Harrington. Picture: Brendan Radke She was also the regional … [Read more…]
A Grovedale father-of-six, who has been told he has three months to live, is hopeful he can make a “miracle” recovery from an aggressive form of cancer. Bruce Corrin, who was been a popular drum teacher for 25 years across Geelong schools, was first diagnosed with lymphoma in March 2021, three days before his 44th … [Read more…]
The warehousing giant’s global empire has passed $80bn, and it sees more opportunities to expand. Build-To-Rent needs a “really big pipeline” from the Labor government in order to combat the housing shortage, says Property Council of Australia CEO Mike Zorbas. “We’re looking at about 150,000 homes around the country over the next ten years,” he … [Read more…]
The ugliest parts of junior sport are again in the spotlight following another violent brawl. SEE THE FOOTAGE The ugliest parts of junior sport are again in the spotlight following a violent brawl between a coach and a touch judge at an under-11s rugby league match in Redcliffe. The April 30 incident occurred during the … [Read more…]