Close
Advertisment
Advertisment

Cairns

Award-winning Cairns artist Joanne Bingham with one of her animal portraits. Picture: Lizzie Vigar

For Joanne’s love of animals

AN exhibition showcasing the quiet nobility of animals, both wild and domestic, is currently on display in the heart of Cairns.

13 July, 2025

The Helga’s team (back row, from left) Seiko, Lily, Jacob, Sabrina, Tara, Grant, (middle row) Aaliyah, Uruha, Hestia, owner Birgit with the birthday pancake and at the front Kiki. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

Ten years of superb crepes

Bronwyn Holm will be talking about the benefits of soil health at the Cairns City Library on Thursday, July 10, at 2pm.

Cairns News

Soil guru in Cairns

Journalist LIzzie Vigar has joined Cairns Local News. Picture: Amelie Courtney

Cairns News

Lizzie joins editorial team

The fun of Cairns Festival extends August 29 to September 7. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

City readies for festival

Marun Carl Fourmile will lead the ‘New Ways: Contemporary Shell Body Adornments’ exhibition at Northsite Contemporary Arts thanks to a grant from the Regional Arts Development Fund. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

Exciting city art projects

Daniel Leipnik, CEO and founder of Tomb of the Pharaohs, stands beside a display of ancient Egyptian cat statues, symbolising the revered goddess Bastet. Picture: Lizzie Vigar

Cairns News

Another string to city’s bow

Nearly 100 car spaces are dedicated to Cairns Hospital staff at Bunda St. Picture: Cairns Regional Council

Cairns News

Hospital staff car parking win

MUA Cairns branch representative Bernie Gallen (left) and foundation chairman Dr Ken Chapman discuss the benefits of a surgical robot. Picture: FNQ Hospital Foundation

Cairns News

$4.3m robot gets closer

Mayor Amy Eden is pleased complaints about her website have been dismissed. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

Mayor’s website gripes dismissed

Cairns Regional Council CEO Ken Gouldthorp, Mayor Amy Eden and chief financial officer Lisa Whitton at the budget release. Picture: Nick Dalton

Cairns News

Rate rise of $155 a year

Cairns lawyer Beth Rolton with Charlie, the therapy ‘groodle’. Picture: Blueclick Photography

Cairns News

Legal ‘beagle’ starts work

Filmmakers are trying to raise $15,000 for the film The Feast in the Forest. Picture: Spireset

Cairns News

Film has $15,000 target

Advertisment
Advertisment
Advertisment
Advertisment
Advertisment
Advertisment
Advertisment

Proudly covering Queensland's
Tropical Far North

  • Port Douglas
  • Mossman
  • Daintree
  • Gordonvale
  • Kuranda
  • Innisfail
Local People, Local Stories