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SURF lifesavers plan to use drones for aerial surveillance of crocodiles along Cairns beaches to protect swimmers from the dangerous reptiles.and more »
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Surf lifesavers want aerial surveillance of crocs to protect Cairns ... - The Cairns Post
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Young Cairns man on the run after dodging traffic spikes and crashing into police vehicle near Ellis Beach - The Cairns Post
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Young Cairns man on the run after dodging traffic spikes and crashing into police vehicle near Ellis Beach
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POLICE are hunting a Mossman man who remains on the run after ramming a stolen four-wheel-drive into a police vehicle north of Cairns. Cairns police Senior Constable Russell Parker said the stolen vehicle was sighted travelling south on the Captain ...
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Who will become the 2017 winner of the Cairns Festival Grand ... - The Cairns Post
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Who will become the 2017 winner of the Cairns Festival Grand ...
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PICKING a winner from the 85 colourful floats in the Cairns Festival Grand Parade will not be an easy job. That is why Cairns Post needs the public's help to vote ...and more »
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Dwindling numbers could spell end to bingo at Cairns club | Cairns ... - The Cairns Post
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Dwindling numbers could spell end to bingo at Cairns club | Cairns ...
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A MOOROOBOOL club has just weeks to save its twice-weekly bingo sessions.and more »
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Things look bright as Cairns hotel celebrates completion of major ... - The Cairns Post
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Things look bright as Cairns hotel celebrates completion of major ...
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A CAIRNS CBD hotel has entered a new era following a multimillion-dollar facelift.and more »
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Port Douglas architect sues workcover over severe back injury - The Cairns Post
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Port Douglas architect sues workcover over severe back injury
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AN AWARD-winning Port Douglas architect is suing her employer for more than $1 million in a workcover lawsuit over a severe back injury she claims happened on the job. Lee-Ann Pitcher says she remains “significantly disabled” by constant pain in her ...
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Pitt says southsiders in thousands will need state-backed industry ... - The Cairns Post
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Pitt says southsiders in thousands will need state-backed industry ...
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TREASURER Curtis Pitt says thousands of new residents moving to the citys southern corridor could find work in a proposed State Development Area at ...and more »
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Mother's mission to keep Tully disability support office open - The Cairns Post
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Mother's mission to keep Tully disability support office open
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A MOTHER of a disabled boy is urging the State Government to keep its disability support office open in Tully to help disadvantaged residents. Wongaling Beach resident Samantha Hansen was told by the Department of Communities, Child Safety and ...and more »
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Chinese business event set to be a $50 million windfall for Cairns ... - The Cairns Post
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Chinese business event set to be a $50 million windfall for Cairns ...
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CHINESE delegates are to descend upon the Far North in waves, drive 50 million into the regions economy and propel Cairns burgeoning reputation as a global ...and more »
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Snakes and ladders as squad steps up | Cairns Post - The Cairns Post
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Snakes and ladders as squad steps up | Cairns Post
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THE young, the slighter older and much younger again of the Cairns Taipans Academy will be on show tonight as they face travelling US college Whittier ...and more »
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Boomers will open GC2018 tilt against Canada | Cairns Post - The Cairns Post
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Boomers will open GC2018 tilt against Canada | Cairns Post
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THE Australian Boomers will open their 2018 Commonwealth Games campaign in the Far North against debutants Canada next year.and more »
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Hawks flying into finals full-strength - The Cairns Post
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Hawks flying into finals full-strength
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THE reigning premiers are welcoming back all their big guns on the verge of the AFL Cairns Womens finals series. The Manunda Hawks secured the minor premiership on Saturday afternoon and a week off in the first week of the finals as well as bringing ...and more »
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Wheelchair sports star slam dunking at life | Cairns Post - The Cairns Post
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Wheelchair sports star slam dunking at life | Cairns Post
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LIFE has a funny way of presenting opportunities just ask wheelchair footballer and basketballer Adam Howarth.and more »
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Alleged Cooktown crime spree pair remanded in custody - The Cairns Post
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Alleged Cooktown crime spree pair remanded in custody
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TWO men charged over a series of property offences in Cooktown last week have been remanded in custody. Kelvin Alpine, 18, and Emanual West, 20, who are from Mareeba and Edmonton, appeared in the Cairns Magistrates Court yesterday. They are ...and more »
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Thousands of Chinese delegates to travel to Cairns for Amway seminar in 2019 - The Cairns Post
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Thousands of Chinese delegates to travel to Cairns for Amway seminar in 2019
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THE largest group of delegates to visit the Far North will inject $50 million into the local economy and further boost the Great Barrier Reef's reputation as a tourism hotspot. Up to 8000 Chinese delegates will touch down in Cairns for the Amway China ...and more »
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Police calling for anyone who saw suspicious behaviour at Cairns cemetery - The Cairns Post
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Police calling for anyone who saw suspicious behaviour at Cairns cemetery
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HEARTLESS vandals have used a car to tear through the grass of a Mt Sheridan cemetery, damaging a series of graves belonging to infant children. Police say the incident likely happened sometime between Sunday and Tuesday morning with the vehicle ...
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China, US, Australian soldiers spend time in Cairns, Tully and ... - The Cairns Post
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China, US, Australian soldiers spend time in Cairns, Tully and ...
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FAR North army chiefs are sending out not so subtle hints about hosting trilateral Exercise Kowari again in the future.and more »
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Cairns housing market rises as a clear regional beacon - Domain News
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Cairns housing market rises as a clear regional beacon
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The Cairns housing market is clearly on the rise and continues to significantly outperform all other major central and north Queensland regions. Cairns reported a median house price of $425,000 over the June quarter which was an increase of 1.7 per ...
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Updated: Four Mile Beach has been re-opened after crocodile danger - The Cairns Post
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Updated: Four Mile Beach has been re-opened after crocodile danger
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UPDATED: Surf lifesavers have re-opened Four Mile Beach to swimmers after a crocodile was spotted there earlier this morning. ***. PORT Douglas' famous beach has been closed to swimmers due to a crocodile sighting. Surf Life Saving Queensland ...and more »
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More than 150 Cairns businesses at 'high-risk' of failure, but it is not ... - The Cairns Post
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More than 150 Cairns businesses at 'high-risk' of failure, but it is not ...
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MORE than 150 Cairns businesses are at a high-risk of insolvency, according to a report by accounting firm SV Partners.and more »