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Paris Cream of Powerhouse Property (left) and jockey Krysten Swaffer are looking forward to the Pink Ribbon Race Day Luncheon on 12 October. Picture: Supplied

Jockey club pretty in pink

THE Cairns Jockey Club is set to turn Ladbrokes Cannon Park pink this October, as the Powerhouse Property Pink Ribbon Race Day Luncheon returns on Sunday 12 October, raising

27 September, 2025

Year 9 Woree State High School students Mika Sullivan (left) and Teliah Isa won a competition to name a crane next door to the school. Picture: Supplied

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Students leave mark on crane

Resident Dorothea Grey (left) and CAFNEC community organiser Monique Jeffs protested about the council’s decision to allow the removal of 10 trees, including figs, at Woree. Picture: Nick Dalton

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Fig trees to be chopped

Grant ‘Scooter’ Patterson with Finn Thistlewhaite, 6, at the swim day. Picture: Supplied

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Everyone’s in the swim

Southside Vet Surgery staff (from left) veterinary nurse Georgia Shaw with Peaches, veterinarian Dr Alice Baty, veterinary nurse Madison George with Ellie-May and veterinarian Dr Brooke Bennett with Poppy, who are gearing up to run 60km for rescue dogs. Picture: Lizzie Vigar

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Vet team to run for dogs

Ms Kippin

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Saving life of ‘gritty’ retiree

Dean Pradal (left) and Richard Sercombe at Cairns Natural Spring Water’s Woree headquarters. Picture: Supplied

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Water business changes

Cairns Central resident stylist Bella Nucifora with trainer Stephen Massingham and racehorse Lidder Valley at Cannon Park, ahead of the 2025 Cairns Super Carnival. Picture: Almando Anton

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Fashion deal is a winner

Ally, Tarhkii, Matavia (front), Marie, and Tina were among 700 guests treated to a Hudsons Circus show. Picture: Kenfrost Homes

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Special holiday circus show

Rhylee Pin is using the skills learned as a Moulin Rouge dancer to open her own PWR Pilates studio at Woree. Picture: Supplied

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Dancer’s new pilates gig

Troy Smith, now leading the charge at Hudson’s Circus (right), showing how far a passion for the circus can take you with Goldie the clown. Picture: Amanda Wright

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Winners are off to the circus

Troy Smith, now leading the charge at Hudson’s Circus (right), showing how far a passion for the circus can take you with Goldie the clown. Picture: Amanda Wright

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It’s all under the big top

Cairns Regional Council is offering free pet microchipping from April 28- May2. Picture: Cairns Regional Council.

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Free pet microchip sessions

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