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Author Leisa Fail with Stormy Normy, whose book series has received major international and national awards. Picture: Supplied

FNQ sets scene for ‘Stormy Normy’

CHILDREN’S author Leisa Fail has received international recognition for her ‘Stormy Normy’ book series, with awards highlighting both its global reach and strong Far North

1 February, 2026

The Reef Hotel Casino turns 30. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

Casino begins 30th anniversary year with 100% Kylie

Aerial artist Isla Hodgkinson, 10, who will be performing in Cairns on 30 and 31 January. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

Talented artist takes to city’s ‘silky skies’

Security guard Dan Collins shines his spotlight while working his typical late-night weekend shift in West Cairns. Picture: Hugh Bohane

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Train ‘em up

The official opening of the Cairns City Council chambers in 1930.

Cairns News

Councils key role in growth

From left to right: Senator Nita Green, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, with Federal Member for Leichhardt Matt Smith during a visit to the Cairns South Urgent Care Clinic. Picture by Hugh Bohane

Cairns News

PM backs urgent care clinics

FGF’s Murray Moule and Warren Massingham with patient Phillip Grumball using the donated MOTOmed device. Picture FNQHF

Cairns News

Rehab patients get new special machine

Member for Mulgrave Terry James. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

DFV upgrade of $20m for Cairns Courthouse

A member of the Bang Media team at work in their Cairns studio, where the company is hosting a free videography workshop for aspiring creatives. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

Free video workshop

Former Queensland Police dog handler David Raymond with a copy of his book Vader: A Police Dog Story about his extraordinary canine Vader. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

Ripping police dog tale

Gail Shaw’s 'Catch of the day', a winner from last year's awards. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

Talented artists vie for annual awards

Intern doctors (from left) Challan Wood, Luke Blakeway, Mackenzie McAvoy and Lucas Kresevic with Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health Service clinical training director Dr Lata Mantha have started their careers at the service. Picture: Hugh Bohane

Cairns News

Interns checking vitals

Pullman Cairns International food and beverage supervisor Sajana Perera prepares the Not So Wicked High Tea. Picture: Hugh Bohane

Cairns News

‘Not so wicked’ high tea aims to spoil five-star guests

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