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Innisfail Leprechauns beat feisty Yarrabah Seahawks 24-10. Picture: Supplied

Brothers given a fright

THE 2026 Cairns District Rugby League season has found some momentum with a massive round three seeing some huge results across all four grades with an enormous weekend of NRL for

17 April, 2026

Sophie at the pool during training in Cairns ahead of the August classification event. Picture: Supplied

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Making classification easier for region’s para-swimmers

JCU Mariners celebrating their fifth straight premiership. Picture: Supplied

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Union hits paddocks next weekend

It was all smiles at the end of the game for Croc’s captain Kye Chapple. Pictures: Gary ‘Gazza’ McIlroy

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Good Friday at the Croc Pit

Kody Stattmann (Marlins’ men’s team), Mia Loyd (The Dolphins), Luca Yates and Amarco Doyle (Marlins) at the season launch. Picture: Andree Stephens

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NBL1 team aims for top

Rebecca Henderson celebrates victory in the XCO, continuing her unbeaten run at the national level. Picture: Supplied

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Champion fond of Far North

Crocs star Kye Chapple. Picture: Supplied

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Crocs make mark as AFL ‘26 campaign begins

Under-16 basketballer Harvey McDonald in action. Picture: Supplied

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U16s eye off hoop titles

Young Port Douglas basketball prodigy Billy Meager Pictures: Supplied

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Junior basketballers focused on Queensland champs

Raiders captain Luke Edwards. Picture: Supplied

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Crocs show their intentions

William Pike, one of Australia’s most successful jockeys, is set to compete at this year’s Cairns Super Carnival. Picture: Supplied

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‘Wizard of west’

The Kenfrost Homes Marlin Coast junior Marlins squad, selected for the 2026 academy program following trials held alongside premier and junior leagues are (from left) Eleanor Serra, Naya Phares, Emerson Lee Long-Zeilinga, Mai Dang, Mia Grimsley, Lauren Watson, Felicity Graham, Madalyn Reynolds, Zoe Berding, Hannah Barnes, with shadow players Emily Quabba and Shakarni Stevens. Picture: Supplied

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Players set for busy time

Peninsula swimming team manager Jemma McClafferty (left), who has been recognised for more than 15 years of service with life member Michael Vaughan. Picture: Supplied

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Swim stalwart’s passion

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