MORE than one-in-13 people living in Cairns are affected by arthritis, making it one of the city’s common chronic health ...

A RETIRED Cairns council officer has called for the dredging of Saltwater Creek to fix flooding problems in Torrance Avenue ...

UP and coming environmental leaders have presented innovative sustainability projects directly to Cairns regional councillors ...

THE Cairns Basketball junior summer season got underway last Saturday, with courts across the competition buzzing as hundreds ...

LOCAL cricket delivered another entertaining round, with Norths and Barron recording convincing wins while Rovers produced ...

A HISTORIC landmark in local education is set to be celebrated this weekend as St Rita’s Catholic Primary School marks 100 ...

IF I had a dollar for the times I have said, “there is just so much talent in our small part of the world”, I would probably ...

AS a middle-aged female specialist GP I see a large number of women experiencing symptoms which could indicate perimenopause ...

FIVE-time Olympic gold medallist Ian Thorpe has spoken about his personal battle with depression and the pressures of elite ...

KURANDA’S award-winning Djawarray will headline a celebration of First Nations music, dance, art and culture when UMI Arts ...

REMOVAL of a beloved mature fig tree beside the playground at Rex Smeal Park in Port Douglas has been given a short reprieve ...

WHILE nowhere near as common nowadays, tourists from far and wide, one of which included the late Queen Elizabeth II, would ...