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ANOTHER light breeze on Sunday morning had the fleet of Learn to Sail dinghies at Whitsunday Sailing Club out on the water. Read More »
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The Whitsunday Raiders have again blown the Bowen Mudcrabs out of the water with a big win on Saturday in Bowen. Read More »
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The possibility that legislation will be relaxed later this month to allow berths on marine vessels to be rented out - Airbnb style - is gaining ground. Read More »
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TALENTED Cannonvale siblings Jacob and Tiana Bell will perform with the Queensland Youth Orchestra in Bowen on Sunday. Read More »
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Primarily here in ambassador roles, they will compete in the Great Whitehaven Beach Run 10km event as part of their endurance training. Read More »
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The Whitsunday Bald Eagles football jerseys were worn with pride in Indonesia last weekend at the annual Bali Masters 9's competition. Read More »
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A 19-YEAR-OLD Rockhampton woman who was arrested for punching another woman in Airlie Beach's SNP walked away from court with a fine on Monday. Read More »
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With just three months left to get his licence back after a five-year suspension, Adrian Horne took a chance and pushed his driving date back three years. Read More »
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I'M going to chop everyone up,” just one of the texts a Cannonvale man sent to his former partner at the start of June while he sharpened his machete. Read More »
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Brahmans A-Grade manager Bryce Fraser said the team had no answer to the Tigers' enthusiasm and aggressive play in the first half. Read More »
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A Gold Coast man who recently moved to the Whitsundays was found thanks to the extensive efforts of emergency services Read More »
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THE Whitsunday Lions Club has won Top Five Club recognition for the third time in club history for the period of 2016-17 at the annual changeover this month. Read More »
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Natalie Joyce, the ex-partner of former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce, speaks for the first time since his affair with staffer Vikki Campion became public. Read More »
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Despite being awarded native title over one of the Northern Territory's most controversial cattle stations, a newly recognised traditional owner says the determination will "do nothing substantial to help Indigenous people". Read More »
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Were there earthquakes in Mexico City as fans cheered their team's upset win over Germany in the World Cup? Yes. But the seismic activity was not caused by the celebrations. Read More »
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A motorist high on methylamphetamine who drove his four-wheel-drive the wrong way down a major regional highway, colliding head-on with another vehicle and killing the driver, has been found guilty of murder. Read More »
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WA Police Commissioner Chris Dawson will ask the State Government to fund body-worn video cameras for officers in a bid to capture the entire "truth" of incidents involving officers. Read More »
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How far would you go to follow your passion? For South Sydney Rabbitohs forward Angus Crichton, it meant giving up a digit. Read More »
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Optus announces all World Cup matches will be simulcast on SBS from tonight until the end of the group stage and customers who have already paid to access their coverage during the tournament will receive refunds. Read More »
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The two-metre-long 17th-century claymore was stolen from a museum on the Scottish island of Canna, home to just 18 people. Read More »
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The Brisbane Broncos prop reaches a confidential settlement compensating the victims of his drunken rampage at a New York apartment building in 2015. Read More »
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South Australians are being warned not to eat certain alfalfa sprout products after seven people were hospitalised with salmonella. Read More »
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Were there earthquakes in Mexico City as fans cheered their team's upset win over Germany in the World Cup? Yes. But the seismic activity was not caused by the celebrations. Read More »
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Optus announces all World Cup matches will be simulcast on SBS from tonight until the end of the group stage and customers who have already paid to access their coverage during the tournament will receive refunds. Read More »
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The Brisbane Broncos prop reaches a confidential settlement compensating the victims of his drunken rampage at a New York apartment building in 2015. Read More »
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Australian golfer Peter Thomson, a five-time British Open winner who later became an administrator and course designer, dies after a battle with Parkinson's disease. Read More »
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Nick Kyrgios continued his fine grass court form, despite producing another indifferent performance in the first set against Andy Murray. Read More »
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'The signature was not mine': Minister says Boris Becker's diplomatic passport a 'fake'
20 June 2018
Central African Republic's Foreign Minister says a copy of the former tennis champion's diplomatic passport was a "clumsy fake", throwing confusion over Becker's claim he has diplomatic immunity from bankruptcy proceedings. Read More » -
The Socceroos rise slightly in the World Cup Power Rankings after the first round of matches, but there are far more dramatic fluctuations both ways for both contenders and underdogs in Russia. Read More »
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Russia's incredible World Cup form continues on home soil with a 3-1 win over Egypt; a result that puts Mohamed Salah's Pharaohs on the brink of first-round elimination. Read More »
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England breaks its own record for the highest-ever score in one-day international cricket, demolishing Australia's bowling attack before the Aussies are dismissed two runs short … of the half-way mark in their chase. Read More »
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Senegal takes full advantage of its opponents' errors to beat Poland 2-1 in their opening Group H match, finally giving Africa something to cheer about at the World Cup. Read More »
