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Reef Hotel Casino launches its Hell–O–Week with the Day of the Dead and Halloween events. Picture: Supplied

Dead rising to occasion

CAIRNS is set for a spine-tingling and music-packed celebration this October and November, as the Reef ‘Wreath’ Hotel Casino launches its ‘Hell–O–Week’, featuring a mix of ‘Day of

23 October, 2025

This Queenslander at 14 Pyne St, Edge Hill, sold for nearly $2 million after extensive renovations. Picture: Udo Jattke, New Level Real Estate

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Renos a big plus

Crowded House to star at the Cairns Convention Centre on 8 October. Picture: Supplied

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Crowded House and more

The Pigs will hit the stage at BAR36 for a free, one-night-only performance on 10 October. Pictures: Supplied

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Hillbilly energy and music

Dancing in the Shadows of Motown, delighting the crowd. Picture: Supplied

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Reef Casino all set to swing

The Cat Empire will play at Munro Martin Park for the Cairns Festival celebrations. Picture: Supplied

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Crowd pleaser back for festival

Real scientists will take the stage to deliver mind-blowing science, with a hilarious twist, at Cairns Festival. Picture: Supplied

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Trading lab coats for laughs

Getting creative in Bank Lane are (from left) Melbourne street artist Katira (surname withheld), Cairns Mayor Amy Eden, local artist Naomi Evans and LucyLucy (surname withheld) also from Melbourne. Picture: Supplied

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Colour lights up blank walls

Expect bold visuals, classic hits and an electric atmosphere when HEY DJ brings its ultimate throwback party to the stage. Picture: Supplied

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Crank up the volume

A harpist performs under a canopy of lights during Queensland Symphony Orchestra’s Symphony Under the Stars – one of many breathtaking concerts featured in the QSO’s 2025 regional tour. Picture: Supplied

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One-off show for Far North

Retired Member for Leichhardt Warren Entsch (right) presented his predecessor Matt Smith (left) with the last cartoon of Mr Entsch and the first of Mr Smith while Cairns Museum and History Society president Clive Skarott looks on. Picture: Facebook

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Toons tickle fancy of pollies

The fun of Cairns Festival extends August 29 to September 7. Picture: Supplied

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City readies for festival

Marun Carl Fourmile will lead the ‘New Ways: Contemporary Shell Body Adornments’ exhibition at Northsite Contemporary Arts thanks to a grant from the Regional Arts Development Fund. Picture: Supplied

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Exciting city art projects

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