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Daintree

Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service regional director Renne Beckett takes part in the smoking ceremony at the opening of the new Jindalba boardwalk. Picture: Supplied

New path yields legacy

$4.5m upgrade of Jindalba boardwalk makes it easy for everyone

11 December, 2025

Community information session presenters (from left) Greg Lambert (Hillgrove), John Gray (Birdon), Sarah Yuen (Birdon), Rhianna Roberts (Durack Civil) and Rob Latham (Douglas Shire Council) at the Daintree ferry public meeting. Picture: Douglas Shire Council

Getting ferry lowdown

An artist’s impression of the new Daintree River ferry which will carry 36 vehicles and is due to start service at the end of 2027. Picture: Birdon

Fare we go

Vital works to restore Noah Bridge's ability to carry 16 tonne vehicles starts this month. Picture: Douglas Shire Council

Vital bridge being rebuilt

Night works are to start on Noah’s Bridge next month. Picture: Supplied

Noah Bridge nightly works

Vital works to restore Noah Brdige's ability to carry 16 tonne vehicles starts next month. Picture: Douglas Shire Council

Noah Bridge upgrades

A new bridge will replace the one badly damaged after Cyclone Jasper. Picture: Douglas Shire Council

Post-cyclone reconstruction projects receive $18.5m approvals

Douglas Shire Mayor Lisa Scomazzon (right) with deputy mayor Roy Zammataro are looking foward to the new Daintree River ferry. Picture: Douglas Shire Council

Ferry good times

Motorists will now have a clear run on the Alexandra Range on Cape Tribulation Rd. Picture: Douglas Shire Council.

Finally, traffic restrictions lifted on Alexandra Range

Tree planting on a Rainforest Rescue property in the Daintree. Picture: Rainforest Rescue/Martin Stringer.

Cassowary Credits rolling out in Daintree wetlands

The Tranquility/Daintree Falls property where $1.38m from the state government will be used to restore Wet Tropics rainforests. Picture: Rainforest Rescue/Martin Stringer.

Rejuvenating cleared land

The amazing CREB Track has reopened but drivers are reminded to check conditions before heading off. Picture: Tourism Tropical North Queensland

Infamous road is open

Termites are crucial to the rejuvenation of the Daintree rainforest. Picture: JCU

Termites key to renaissance

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