Long before they set foot on a rugby or Aussie rules field, the Levi sisters were unwittingly setting themselves up for rugby sevens dominance. We uncover the secret to their rise. Toowoomba Olympian ...

Political analyst Joe Siracusa claims Ukraine has “no chance” of winning the war against Russia. Mr Siracusa’s comments come ...

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Israel’s military says it has begun an extensive ground operation in northern and southern Gaza. This comes after ...

Townsville’s purple-headed paramedic Michael Paulsen has ridden 100,000km for cancer research and will soon be looking to add another thousand to the tally.

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Townsville students have blasted off into the wonderful world of science at the Queensland Museum Tropics on the weekend.

Student teacher enrolments are bouncing back nationally after the pressures of working through the Covid-19 pandemic prompted many to desert the classroom.