If you can feel your mouth watering and your taste buds tingling, it likely means you can sense Tasting the Tropics is just ...

Readers of Newsport Daily Print, Douglas Shires’ FREE and full colour glossy newspaper, this week get a taste of everything from high stakes sell offs of a key tourist attraction through to flood ...

And flood-impacted not-for-profits in Douglas Shire can also apply for disaster loans of up to $100,000 via qrida.qld.gov.au or by calling 1800 623 946. The loans can be used for a range of measures ...

The Mossman Gorge Cultural Centre and Ayres Rock Resort have been sold off after last year’s Federal Budget papers revealed the government-backed owners of the tourism enterpris ...

The Douglas Shire community came together at Salsa Bar and Grill on Friday, March 6 to celebrate International Women’s Day, with an afternoon of connection, generosity and support for local families.

At 24, the Julatten girl and former Douglas United player has been praised for playing with the calmness and confidence of a seasoned international. In the 1-0 win against the Philippines in Perth, ...

Four Far Northerners have been appointed to the Regional Development Australia (RDA) Tropical North Board to ensure ...

A war by any other name would still be the cause of as much misery, to reapply the Shakespearean quote. The two so-similar autocrats, Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump, do ...

The Port Douglas Crocs are holding a season launch and jumper presentation on Saturday, March 28, from 5.30pm at Cosmos ...

Video footage of the Crocodile Express Jungle King tour boat from more than 60km out to sea near Saxon Reef shows the 50-seater boat upside-down and badly damaged. Someone close to the Croc Express ...

E-bikes and scooters travelling faster than 25km/h in Douglas Shire may soon have to be ridden by a licenced rider and be registered under a raft of major changes recommended by a State Government ...

Cape Trib tour operator Ocean Safari has stepped in to help evacuate stranded visitors and locals from the Daintree.