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The Port Douglas Community Hall will be one of the venues for the community conference.

Event to centre on community

PORT Douglas is hosting the 2025 Queensland Community Development Conference in October.

30 March, 2025

Community recovery connect worker Tracy Gibson and volunteer driver Terry Summerall. Picture: Gary ‘Gazza’ McIlroy

Port Douglas News

Come and be a good neighbour

A tour guide takes visitors through the rainforest at the Jindalba boardwalk, Cape Tribulation. Picture: Tourism Tropical North Queensland

Daintree News

Mystical journey

St Stephens Catholic College principal Gary Conwell (left), David Anthony and 2024 college dux Tully Smith. Picture: Supplied

Mossman News

St Stephen’s student is a class act

Rice farmer Charlie Piccolo (left), Farmacist extension leader Belinda Billing and Farmacist program leader Will Higham at the meeting discussing rice. Picture: Supplied

Mossman News

Rice could be next crop

An artist’s impression of the vision for Palm Cove, including a swimming lagoon. Pictures: Hunt Design

Far North News

Build it and they will come

The current Noah’s Creek bridge. Pictures: Supplied

Daintree News

Crucial bridge replacement

Men’s Shed members enjoying a nice lunch. Picture: Supplied

Mossman News

Men’s shed helps blokes

Call for Carnivale sponsors - feature photo

Port Douglas News

Call for Carnivale sponsors

Douglas Shire Mayor Lisa Scomazzon (centre) with councillors (from left) Damian Meadows, Abigail Noli, Roy Zammataro and Michael Rees celebrate the start of the Port Douglas splash park. STORY PAGE 6 Picture: Douglas Shire Council

Port Douglas News

Splash park taking shape

PK’s Jungle Village sits in the Daintree Rainforest and nudges the Great Barrier Reef. Picture: Company RE

Far North News

Rainforest meets the Reef

Award winning author from Julatten Crystal Leonardi is launching her fourth book Clarity on International Women’s Day. Picture: Supplied

Tablelands News

Full circle for valiant author

A PAIR of Frankston brothers were already having a blast on their holiday at Port Douglas, but their exhilarating $111,000 win in Keno at the Tin Shed took their trip from memorable to unforgettable.

Port Douglas News

$111,000 Keno win at the Tin Shed

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