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RUN the Great Whitsunday Trail is back for its 12th year welcoming trail runners from near and far to experience the Whitsundays. Read More »
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ANOTHER blow has been dealt to the beleaguered Proserpine Entertainment Centre which 17 months on from Tropical Cyclone Debbie show no sign of opening. Read More »
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CRUISING yachties are up in arms about council's decision to get tough on those flouting berthing regulations at Whitsunday public jetties. Read More »
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THE recent sale of three high-end properties speaks volumes on the growing confidence in the Whitsunday real estate market. Read More »
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THE identity of the mystery Proserpine mural artist has been revealed as Airlie Beach-based glazier, Martin Jegou. Read More »
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The Sea Eagles showed why they are sitting atop of the Mackay Allied Pickfords Cup in the second quarter to lead by 17 points at half time. Read More »
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THE answering pennant has been flying over the Whitsunday Sailing Club indicating a postponement sailing during day three of competition during Race Week 2018. Read More »
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THE Islands have still been fishing well for pelagics with anglers reporting great numbers of Spanish mackerel being caught. Read More »
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The plan for the Whitsunday Sailing Club hosted event is to start the field in the eight classes across multiple divisions. Read More »
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THESE two English love birds are taking five weeks to themselves to explore Australia after graduating from their masters degrees in mechanical engineering. Read More »
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PROSERPINE'S own World War Two veteran George Gnezdiloff and Vietnam veteran Ian Lade have been immortalised in a piece of art on display in Toowoomba Read More »
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THE Whitsunday Branch of the Australian Stock Horse Society will host their annual campdraft this weekend, with the first events kicking off at noon today. Read More »
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A man detained on suspicion of carrying out a terrorist attack outside Britain's parliament is Salih Khater, a British citizen originally from Sudan, according to local media and a European security source. Read More »
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Officials say nine police and 35 soldiers were killed in the attack, with insurgents setting fire to the checkpoints after the attack in the latest in a series of assaults that have killed dozens of members of the security forces in provinces across Afghanistan. Read More »
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Accused suitcase murderer's pizza and hot dogs alibi collapses as he admits lies in court
15 August 2018
The ex-husband of Annabelle Chen admits to making a false statement to police about what he and his daughter were doing around the time they are alleged to have murdered Ms Chen. Read More » -
Senator Fraser Anning said the "final solution" to what he called the problem of migration by Muslims was a national vote. Here's the history of that phrase. Read More »
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Queensland police are reviewing allegations against former governor-general Peter Hollingworth. It is understood the case involves accusations he failed to act on sexual abuse allegations against teachers and priests in the 1990s when he was Anglican archbishop of Brisbane. Read More »
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Collingwood jumpers and Holden t-shirts could be swept up in the Tasmanian Government's proposed anti-bikie insignia legislation, Labor warns, flagging it will oppose the Liberals push for new laws they say will only target criminal gangs. Read More »
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Brexit is scheduled to officially take place on March 29, 2019, but we still don't know what's actually going to happen when the clock ticks over. Read More »
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It's not the same storyline that children of the 70s and 80s will recognise, but a new generation will be introduced to Mr Percival through the remake of Australian classic Storm Boy, which will hit cinemas from January 10. Read More »
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From a firefighter who plummeted to the ground inside his car, a truck driver who stopped just metres from the edge, to a man under the Morandi bridge when it collapsed, tales of survival are emerging. Read More »
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New Zealand's Parliament passes a law to ban many non-resident foreigners from buying existing homes in an effort to clamp down on house price growth and reduce high rates of homelessness. Read More »
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Nick Kyrgios gets off to a less-than-ideal start at the Cincinnati Open, forgetting to bring his tennis shoes to his opening match against qualifier Denis Kudla. Read More »
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England cricket star Ben Stokes is found not guilty of affray after an alcohol-fuelled brawl outside a nightclub last year. Read More »
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Alex Johnson's worst fears are realised after scans confirm the Sydney Swans defender ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament while playing only his second AFL match since 2012. Read More »
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FIFA removes corruption as an official misdemeanour from its latest code of ethics, introducing defamation and halving the time prosecutors have to bring other charges to light. Read More »
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The former Australian captain may be limited to playing in twenty20 competitions around the world during his exile from international cricket, but that hasn't stopped him from topping the international Test batting rankings. Read More »
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I've always known I was gay. It was never an internal struggle. The only part of being gay that took me a long time to reconcile was how it would play in the sports world, writes Grandstand commentator Corbin Middlemas. Read More »
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As one bowls club calls time amid falling player numbers, others look to new sports and events to attract younger generations and transform themselves into community venues. Read More »
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Tiger Woods' run to second in the PGA Championship stirred up the crowd and stole the limelight from Brooks Koepka, but the 28-year-old champion proves he is the one to watch for the future as Adam Scott also returns to form. Read More »
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Running more than 42 kilometres to win a marathon at a major championships is challenging enough, but Volha Mazuronak did so while covered in blood from a bleeding nose. Read More »
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Brooks Koepka keeps his cool on the back nine to edge out Australian Adam Scott and 14-time major winner Tiger Woods to win his second major of the year. Read More »
