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Proud Wildlife Habitat general manager Clare Hunt stands below newest joey Jarrah and mum Lulu. Picture: Gary ‘Gazza’ McIlroy

Music and koala raise spirits

FOR the second time this year, two Douglas Shire residents will appear in a Cairns Choral Society (CCS) production.

18 July, 2025

Country music star Hayley Jensen is headlining The Reef Stampede at The Reef Hotel Casino, bringing her powerhouse vocals and award-winning hits to the stage for the official hoedown of the 2025 PBR. Picture: Supplied

Cairns News

Yee-haa, let’s make a bolt for casino

Gordon Richards of Showbag Warehouse showcases his popular Stitch range at the Cairns Show. Picture: Lizzie Vigar

Parramatta Park News

All the fun of the show

Romy and Ario Saint from Redlynch enjoying the bumper cars at last year’s show. Picture: Maddy Gavin

Parramatta Park News

Show turns 120 years

Ally, Tarhkii, Matavia (front), Marie, and Tina were among 700 guests treated to a Hudsons Circus show. Picture: Kenfrost Homes

Woree News

Special holiday circus show

The 2025 Babinda Harvest Festival princess quest contenders (from left) Shaylee McCulloch, Eva Munro, Bailey Quabba, Alannah Morris and Olivia Quabba. Picture: Donna Lauridsen Photography

Babinda News

Classy quest contestants

The Magic Men light up the stage with synchronised choreography and magnetic energy during their all-star revue show. Picture: Magic Men

Westcourt News

Manly hunks set to get the tropics sizzling at Cazalys

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

Cairns News

For Joanne’s love of animals

Singer-songwriter Tessa Devine had the crowd on their feet during a packed set at Narrow Tracks Distilling, one of nine buzzing venues featured in the debut Stratford Sounds live music trail. Picture: Supplied

Stratford News

Suburban music success

R.3.B will headline the opening of this year’s CIAF at the Tanks. Picture: Supplied

Edge Hill News

R.3.B to electrify the stage

CIAF board member Tarragh Cunningham (left), deputy chairwoman Leitha Assan, artistic director Teho Ropeyarn and board member Vicki Saylor at CIAF’s launch. Picture: Lizzie Vigar

Edge Hill News

Pay attention to CIAF today

Sue Berthelsen, proudly displaying a painting of her late husband, John, at the latest DAB Art Exhibition. Picture: Gary ‘ Gazza’ McIlroy

Mossman News

Hive of activity in Mossman

Joe Camilleri

Mareeba News

Black Sorrows to feature

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