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Maurice Sailor and Maci-Grace Thomson from Get Your Geek On. Picture: Frontrow Foto

Unique blend for all geeks

A UNIQUE blend of science, storytelling and entrepreneurship will take centre stage at Bulmba-ja Arts Centre this month as JUTE Theatre Company and Launch Y(E)P join forces for the

17 October, 2025

Funnyman Mickey Wilson will perform at Elixir Music House in Cairns on 18 October with his ‘How Ya Goin’ Tour’. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

He’s taking the Mickey

Screen Queensland’s studios in Portsmith will be the location of the Bus Stop Films accessible filmmaking program. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

Get access to filming expertise

Shine On Gimuy representatives (from left) Judy Watson (2025 Shine On Gimuy showcase artist), Kaweyova (Dream Aloud singer), Merryn Hughes (Shine On Gimuy executive producer) and Lydia Miller (Shine On Gimuy cultural producer. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

Gimuy shines on city

Dr Sarah Pye launched her book Curious Kai Asks Why at Cairns Library on Tuesday 30 September. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

Wildlife book launch

CARO Voices business director Frank D’Angelico (left) and local tenor Adrian Strooper. Picture: Hugh Bohane

Cairns News

New heights for opera

Some of the artists pose for a group photo on the opening night of 'Truth in Print' at Crystalbrook Bailey hotel. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

Art tells stories of truth

Dream Aloud is back at Munro Martin Parklands on Saturday 18 October. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

Bring dreams alive with Indigenous culture and music

Children’s author Lachlann Carter is visiting Cairns Books on Saturday, 11 October. Picture: Lachlann Carter/Facebook

Cairns News

Book worms love to read

Drag queens will feature prominently in the Cairns Pride Festival. Picture: Facebook

Far North News

Three weeks of pride

American country superstar Jackson Dean will be performing at the Savannah in the Round this weekend for the first time. Pictures: Supplied

Mareeba News

Savannah set to rock

This year’s Savannah Sounds, which is returning to Port Douglas for the next three year. Picture: Port Douglas Carnivale

Port Douglas News

Savannah to return

The Heartstoppers will be performing at the Tablelands Folk Festival at Yungaburra 24-26 October. Below, street performers delight everyone. Pictures: Supplied

Yungaburra News

Songs to suit all tastes

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