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Douglas Shire

From left, Chris Moolman, Sheree Kemp (Guide), Katie Barnett, Karen Nance, Jules Trezise at the start of the Kokoda Trail. Pictures: Supplied

Honouring Kokoda heroes

THE Kokoda Trail or Track, in Papua New Guinea, recently became the destination for a number of Douglas Shire locals, all with their own personal reasons to take on the physical

12 August, 2026

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Douglas Rate Payers Association president John Sullivan says council rate increases are too much for residents tro bear. Picture: Gary ‘Gazza’ McIlroy

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Bearing the burden

Douglas Shire councillor and keen cyclist Michael Joseph Rees is looking forward to getting off-road in the future. Picture: Supplied

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New ride for old rail tracks

The use of re-usable cups at Port Douglas has saved more than 10,000 coffee containers going to landfill. Picture: Supplied

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Saving cups from dump

DSRA president John Sullivan. Picture: Supplied

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Rates rise by 8.3 %

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A worker removes the weed hiptage in the Douglas Shire. Picture: Supplied

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Invasive pests in focus

Mossman’s beautiful backdrop.

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So much on offer in paradise

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

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Council staff unrest

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

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Right on your doorstep

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Today is the last day to submit entries for the Port Douglas Carnivale street parade. Picture: Supplied

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Last chance for parade

Examples of many road signs in the Douglas Shire that are now outdated and obsolete. Picture: Gary ‘Gazza’ McIlroy

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Remove obsolete cane signs

Disaster preparedness and resilience project lead Erica Mast is hosting workshops for residents. Picture: Gary ‘Gazza’ McIlroy

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Prepare for the worst

Local smartphone technician Steven McGuire (Chubb) replacing yet another broken screen. Pictures: Gary ‘Gazza’ McIlroy

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Phones not always so smart

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