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301. Local musician Bobby Maguire releases new single  
Date: 18-09-2020
Local singer songwriter Bobby Maguire has today released his new single, Exoskeleton, a fiery rock song written and recorded during lockdown as an expression of frustration as well as a message of inspiration to those feeling trapped. The…  
302. Hit-and-run victim’s mother petitions for harsher penalties  
Date: 18-09-2020
The mother of a man who was killed in a hit-and run-incident in Mossman four years ago has joined forces with other hit-and-run victims’ families, calling on the community to sign a petition demanding harsher penalties for hit-and-run…  
303. Inaugural Douglas Dash offers runners a challenge  
Date: 17-09-2020
Dynamic Running is conducting the inaugural Douglas Dash on Saturday, 19 September and the organisers are encouraging people to participate. Lorraine Lawson of Dynamic Running said she is excited to host the inaugural Douglas Dash with…  
304. New app to empower tourists with physical disability  
Date: 17-09-2020
Douglas Shire Council is preparing to tap into a growing multi-billion-dollar domestic visitor market. Council and Tourism Port Douglas Daintree (TPDD) are partnering to position the region at the forefront of accessible and inclusive…  
305. GALLERY | Sandy Sticks and Spokes take over Four Mile Beach  
Date: 17-09-2020
The stunning Four Mile Beach played backdrop to the inaugural Sandy Sticks and Spokes event over the weekend which saw keen hockey players and bike riders face off. The Douglas Hockey Association and the Port Douglas Mountain Bike Club…  
306. Mossman cane train derails after collision with truck  
Date: 16-09-2020
A cane train has derailed in the middle of Mossman following a collision with a truck. Emergency services were called to the scene at 12.30pm after a truck carrying steel cargo collided with a cane train at the intersection of Foxton…  
307. Douglas Chamber to hold AGM with guest speakers  
Date: 16-09-2020
The Douglas Chamber of Commerce will be holding its AGM tomorrow from 7.30am – 9am at the Tin Shed and is being regarded as a highly beneficial meeting for members and non-members. There will be two key note speakers: • 7:30 am…  
308. GALLERY | Fans turn out as Swans hit Port Douglas  
Date: 15-09-2020
Douglas Shire AFL fans young and old got a rare taste of the AFL this morning when the Sydney Swans hit town. The Swans arrived in Port Douglas this morning for a light training session at the home of the Port Douglas Crocs. Crocs…  
309. Where does this local chef look to for inspiration?  
Date: 15-09-2020
Cheffing isn’t easy - being at the top of the culinary scene requires finesse and a bravery to be creative enough to come up with bold unique dishes that will keep punters coming back. In a time where chefs are the new rock stars, where…  
310. Daintree River Crossing public meetings announced as consultation opens  
Date: 14-09-2020
It’s now time to have your say on whether you prefer a bridge or a ferry to cross the Daintree River with the six-week consultation period officially opening today. Douglas Shire residents can now register to attend one of seven…  
311. VALE | John Rumney, true pioneer and champion of the reef  
Date: 14-09-2020
Today the community is remembering a true hero and pioneer of Great Barrier Reef conservation, who has left a legacy that will live on forever. Renowned conservationist, John Rumney passed away peacefully on the weekend aged 70, after…  
312. Cash injection for Daintree residents will be welcomed  
Date: 14-09-2020
Daintree residents have received a welcome injection to their electricity woes which has been a key issue for a considerable period of time. The Member for Cook, Cynthia Lui, said Daintree residents would receive a similar payment to…  
313. Raiders in top spot and claim first minor premiership  
Date: 14-09-2020
Rugby Union in Port has received a significant boost with the Port Douglas Reef Raiders not only cementing their spot at the top of the Rainforestation Cup table at the end of the regular season; they have won the first Minor Premiership…  
314. Mossman Support Services: the village you need  
Date: 14-09-2020
“It takes a village…” This is a well-known proverb, but what does it really mean? And where do we find this ‘village’, - why it is so important? Today a ‘village’ can be more elusive than ever – with recommended social distancing, people…  
315. OPINION | Covid: debt to young must be repaid  
Date: 13-09-2020
Amid the sometimes heated Covid-generated debate over economy vs lives, one thing is certain: people over 60 have a large debt to younger people. The debt should be repaid through tax and payments changes that favour the young. Health…  
316. Port Douglas tour boat operators get Marine Tourism Rebate  
Date: 12-09-2020
Eligible Port Douglas tour boat operators will be able to access a share of $2 million in fee relief from the State Government to offset the cost of private marina berthing fees. The Member for Cook, Cynthia Lui, said the…  
317. Sydney Swans set for a Port Douglas training session  
Date: 11-09-2020
Port Douglas will get a taste of the AFL action when the Sydney Swans bring a full contingent of players to town for a training session next week. The Swans are currently staying in the Cairns ‘Hub’ ahead of their game against the…  
318. GALLERY | The jam-packed week that was at Port Douglas School  
Date: 11-09-2020
It’s been a jam-packed week at Port Douglas State School this week, from an expo to AFL, and even acrobatics. Scroll down to see all the action in photos. On Wednesday night the school put on its annual Art and Learning…  
319. Toast Port Douglas turns one today  
Date: 11-09-2020
Toast Sandwich Bar in Port Douglas is celebrating one year in operation today. Just like a human baby, it has been one challenging first year, but Toast owners Luke Headland and Roisin Hudson say local coffee lovers have gotten them…  
320. Local teens create children’s book with environmental message  
Date: 11-09-2020
It all started in October last year when local Mossman State High School student, Caitlin O’Neil, gave a presentation at a ‘Douglas Wonders’ Think-Tank meeting sharing her passion for the environment and seeking support to increase…  
321. Spirit Superyacht is making waves as it arrives in Port Douglas  
Date: 11-09-2020
Spirit Superyacht is making waves and turning heads as she arrives at her new home for the season in Port Douglas. The arrival of My Spirit Superyacht to the Crystalbrook Marina better solidifies Port Douglas as a high-profile superyacht…  
322. Designs for $300 million luxury Fairmont Port Douglas revealed  
Date: 10-09-2020
The grand designs for a proposed $300 million luxury five-star resort have been unveiled with Port Douglas set to be the home of Australia’s first Fairmont hotel. Melbourne-based developer Chiodo Corp has partnered with hotel brand,…  
323. Cook decides on October 31  
Date: 10-09-2020
In just over seven weeks, Queensland will head to the polls on October 31 to decide the 2020 State Election. Currently, there are six candidates who have put their hand up to run for the state electorate of Cook which stretches from Port…  
324. VIDEO | Crazy croc video captured in Far North Queensland  
Date: 10-09-2020
What a sight! A Far North Queensland fisherman has captured amazing footage of a monster croc racing alongside his boat on the Bloomfield River. Alec Dunn was heading out to check his crab pots in Bloomfield, when the approximately…  
325. Woman charged after dangerous driving and ramming cars in Port Douglas  
Date: 10-09-2020
A 41-year-old Cairns woman will face court after allegedly driving dangerously on the Captain Cook Highway before ramming two cars in Port Douglas on Wednesday. Police are calling for anyone who many have witnessed the woman driving…  
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