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Tracey Bradshaw, Glenda Smith, Loraine Bayliss and Lance Bayliss get into the Oktoberfest festivities at Kurrimine Beach. Picture: Supplied

Return of Oktoberfest a roaring success

FROM competitive keg rolling and nail-hammering to a few expected sore heads the next morning, Kurrimine Beach showed the rest of the Cassowary Coast exactly how to throw an

31 October, 2026

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South Johnstone’s Louise Hoskins (right) and partner Serena Bonnell celebrate their Commonwealth Games gold. Picture: Bowls Australia

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Golden girls of the rinks

The Palmerston Highway between Innisfail and Millaa Millaa has been reconstructed to the tune of tens of millions of dollars following the devastating impacts of ex-Tropical Cyclone Jasper in December 2023. Picture: Department of Main Roads and Transport

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Back to norm for key route

Mayor Teresa Millwood (middle left) with Cassowary Coast citizen of the year Ken English (middle right). Picture: Cassowary Coast Regional Council

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Boatie No.1 citizen

Kurrimine locals Troy Volpe and Mick Acheson secure the Dunk Island Adventures twin hull passenger ferry QuickCoast off Kurrimine beach. Picture: BIG4 Kurrimine Beach Holiday Park/Facebook

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Boaties rescue big cat

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The little-used hall (left) in Niven Park, Greer Rd that was saved by the community. Picture: Supplied

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People power

Feral pigs are a major problem on the Cassowary Coast. Picture: Supplied

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Feral pigs target of club

A generated image of what a section of a light rail service between Cairns and Cardwell might look like. Picture: ChatGTP

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Light rail right on track

Mourilyan Harbour where the silica flour will be shipped overseas. Picture: Ports North

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Silica mine backed by $30m stake

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The Observer is published on the Cassowary Coast for the first time on August 20.

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Coastal paper revealed

The stinger nets will remain at Etty Bay. Picture: Cassowary Coast Regional Council

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Big win: Stinger nets to stay

Mayor Teresa Milwood with Leanne and Allan Sultana who saved costs in infrastructure charges when constructing their apartment block - The Avenue. Picture: Cassowary Coast Regional Council

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Incentive scheme extended

Handbag Project founder Trudy Tschui (centre) with volunteers and dozens of bags for victims of domestic violence. Picture: Supplied

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Handbags offer solace

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