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South Cairns Cutters will go head to head with the Port Douglas Crocs in tomorrow’s AFL Cairns senior men’s grand final at Cazalys Stadium. Below: The North Cairns Tigers are aiming for back-to-back premierships as they take on Centrals Trinity Beach Bulldogs in the AFL Cairns women’s grand final at Cazalys Stadium. Pictures: rawi/AFL Cairns

Game on – AFL grand finals

IT‘S an absolutely huge weekend in the Far North, as the Hawks women annual trip to their Northern Nest coincides with grand final weekend, as they entertain reigning premiers

18 September, 2026

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Leichhardt’s Ephraim Musombwa had Mareeba’s defence rattled during the 2-1 semi final win in the under-23 grade. Picture: Carl Portella

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Dolphins vs Rangers in final

The Far North cricket season is back in full swing. Picture: Supplied

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Flying start to cricket season

Innisfail Leprechauns star Aaron Jolley in action this season was crowned this year’s FNQRL Gold Medal winner. Picture: Maria Girgenti

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Top awards for Leprechauns

Kendra Smith gets some air while competing in the interschool mountain bike series at Atherton. Picture: Crank Collective

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School riders very competitive

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The agony and ecstasy for Run Port Douglas half-marathon women’s winner Elkie Quinlan. Pictures: Gary ‘Gazza’ McIlroy

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Run exceeds expectations

Luana Healey and her Tigers are through to their second successive grand final. Pictures: rawi/AFL Cairns

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Dogs chasing double glory

Comets Captain (No 3) Adam Cross marshals his troops in their 2-1 loss to Mareeba in the minor semi-final at Endeavour Park. Picture: Supplied

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FQPL men’s head to the nitty-gritty

Cairns Brothers celebrate their fifth premiership title at Barlow Park. Picture: Facebook

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Brothers are simply the best

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Can Sam Fairclough and the Crocs get up over the Dogs tomorrow to advance to the ‘big dance’? Picture: rawi/AFL Cairns

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Crocs men’s sides in semis

Mixed team winners (from left) T Richards, J Robertson, P Pumpa and D Pumpa. Pictures: Supplied

Big turnout for Sugar Festival bowls comp

Northern Pride CEO Garreth Smith (left) and Cowboys CEO Michael Luck mark the new partnership between the two rugby league clubs at Barlow Park. Picture: Supplied

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New era for Northern Pride

Marlin Coast Rangers suffered their biggest defeat of their season last Wednesday night in Mareeba but a 3-3 draw against the Stratford Dolphins on Saturday night secured their third consecutive premiership. Picture: Carl Portella

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Bulls bow out with victory as Rangers seal premiership

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