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Woman in Cairns Hospital following reported dog attack
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A WOMAN has suffered lacerations to her hand after she was reportedly attacked by two dogs on a Bayview Heights street. Paramedics were called to Vista St just before 6am this morning following the apparent attack. The woman was treated at the scene ...and more »
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Woman in Cairns Hospital following reported dog attack - The Cairns Post
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Council works deemed “good” as Santa makes his way to town - The Cairns Post
The Cairns Post
Council works deemed “good” as Santa makes his way to town
The Cairns Post
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Cairns man treated in hospital after gas lighter burns - The Cairns Post
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Cairns man treated in hospital after gas lighter burns
The Cairns Post
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Increased surveillance of Lake Tinaroo after reports of tree-cutting - The Cairns Post
The Cairns Post
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FNQ barking workshop helps deal with the ruff stuff - The Cairns Post
The Cairns Post
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The Cairns Post
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Birds meet sticky end on Cairns road - The Cairns Post
The Cairns Post
Birds meet sticky end on Cairns road
The Cairns Post
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Birds meet sticky end on Cairns road | Cairns Post - The Cairns Post
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Birds meet sticky end on Cairns road | Cairns Post
The Cairns Post
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Townsville Bulletin
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Townsville Bulletin
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JCU unveils on-campus student complex for Cairns - The Cairns Post
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The Cairns Post
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Cairns Aquarium keen to reel in top-line staff - NT News
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NT News
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The Cairns Post
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The Cairns Post
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