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The top table included Pink in the Tropics president Deborah Kachel (first left) and group member Bianca Moore (first right).

Pink in Tropics wins again

IT’S been all go in the Douglas Shire just recently with every weekend seemingly serving up some form of lively entertainment for both locals and visitors.

16 May, 2026

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Cairns Mayor Amy Eden threatened to kick out the CEO Ken Gouldthorp and Cr Matthew Tickner during this week’s council meeting. Picture: Nick Dalton

Portsmith News

Mayor: ‘You’ll be kicked out’

A male osprey on a communication tower at Nonda St, Mission Beach. Ospreys have built nests on three of the structures in the seaside suburb. Picture: Geoff Stapley

Mission Beach News

The beauty of nature

Traffic banked up on the Kuranda Range road. Picture: Supplied

Kuranda News

Range road rage

Publishing on a Shoestring presenters Sam Woodgarth (left) and JB Thomas. Picture: Supplied

Mossman News

From a blank page to a book

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Driving instructor Stephen Lee is asking for an increase In the speed limit between Cooya Beach and Mossman. Picture: Gary ‘Gazza’ McIlroy

Mossman News

Call to raise speed limit

At the Bamanga Muruku Tourism Hub opening were (from left) Linda Walker, Deanna Sheehan, Irene Walker and Trinity Clarke. Picture: Supplied

Daintree News

New era in cultural tourism

The Douglas Shire Council administration building where staff are taking industrial action. Picture: DSC

Douglas Shire News

Council staff unrest

Jacklyn and Julian Kiernan of Cape Trib Camping, who are delighted with the council decision. Picture: Supplied

Douglas Shire News

Right on your doorstep

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A former ‘Prince’ among pets at the Palm Cove Dog Show. Picture: Supplied

Palm Cove News

Who let the dogs out?

TAS year 5 student Olivia Brands is taking part in the Global Kids for Peace initiative. Picture: Romy Photography

Kewarra Beach News

Peace mission by schoolgirl

Brooke Durrington is in charge of the needle and syringe program in the Far North. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

Be aware of, not fear needles

John Dan’s shops were destroyed in the 1918 cyclone. Pictures: Cairns Historical Society and Museum

Cairns News

Retail beating heart of city

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