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Passions of Paradise eco discovery snorkelling experience gives an insight into marine research, reef restoration and citizen science. Picture: Passions of Paradise

Ecotourism at the forefront

FOUR Tourism Tropical North Queensland (TTNQ) members have joined the Ecotourism Hall of Fame, marking 20 years of continued commitment to global best practice sustainability

8 July, 2025

Young people are buying investment properties while still renting in the location of their choice. Picture: iStock

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‘Rentvesting’ is new reality

Medical experts are urging people to get their flu shot. Picture: iStock

Far North News

Experts urge flu shots

State treasurer David Janetski (left) goes through the state budget papers with Member for Mulgrave Terry James at Parliament House. Picture: Supplied

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Giving a boost to FNQ

A free AudioHealth consultation could make a big difference to an improvement in hearing. Picture: iStock

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Hearing loss can be fixed

The Tour De Cure riders were assisted along the way by a well trained support team. Pictures: Gary ‘Gazza’ McIlroy

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Cycling tour raises $2M

Spectacled flying-foxes are an endangered species. Picture: Noel Preece

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$2m plan to save fruit bats

Ironman cyclists on the Captain Cook Highway between Cairns and Port Douglas Picture: Korupt Vision

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No love to be shared

Last year’s cohort of apprentices in Cairns. Picture: Ergon Energy Network

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Ergon roles up for grabs

The Far North needs more homes to be built or will fall behind. Picture: OcusFocus/iStock

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Home building ‘must climb’

The Cairns Ironman swim leg at Palm Cove. Picture: Korupt Vision

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Allow extra time during Ironman

Families are moving to Cairns because of the lifestyle, such as the city’s lagoon. Picture: Tourism Tropical North Queensland

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Cairns top relocation region

Launching the Far North's 'Destination 2045: Queensland's tourism future' blueprint were (from left) tourism Tropical North Queensland CEO Mark Olsen, Barron River MP Bree James, Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation director-general Patricia O’Callaghan and Environment and Tourism Minister Andrew Powell. Picture: Supplied

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Eco-tourism key to tropics

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