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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

THE infamous CREB Track has reopened.

18 June, 2025

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

Daintree News

Termites key to renaissance

An artist’s impression of the $3.76 million Eastern Kuku Yalanji Bamanga Muruku tourism hub in ther Daintree. Picture: Supplied

Daintree News

Indigenous hub starts

A design plan of the riverside works for the new Daintree River ferry. Picture: Douglas Shire Council

Daintree News

Ferry’s crucial stage

The canopy crane visited by Dr Elizabeth Smyth. Picture: Supplied

Daintree News

Canopy crane inspires story

A tour guide takes visitors through the rainforest at the Jindalba boardwalk, Cape Tribulation. Picture: Tourism Tropical North Queensland

Daintree News

Mystical journey

The current Noah’s Creek bridge. Pictures: Supplied

Daintree News

Crucial bridge replacement

Gondwana Rainforest Trust has been accused of misleading donors about the potential development of land in the Daintree.

Daintree News

Green group blasted by MP

In midst of nature - feature photo

Daintree News

In midst of nature

Youngsters (names withheld) enjoying a recent weekend camp. Picture: Supplied

Daintree News

Camps to help youngsters

An artist’s impression of the aerial view of the proposed training centre from the south east in the Daintree. Picture: Hunt Design

Daintree News

Centre for at-risk youth

The current Daintree River ferry is three lanes wide, with a new one expected to add an extra lane. Picture: Supplied

Daintree News

Ferry tenders pending

An example of a micro-grid solar farm. Picture: Supplied

Daintree News

Micro-grid scrapped

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