E.T. is coming to Cardwell, snap a pic before the little alien goes home! Photo sourced: Facebook

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The Cardwell Op Shop is preparing for a very special visitor this week, with the famous extra-terrestrial E.T. making a series of appearances to delight families and support the community in time for the Australian UFO festival.

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Visitors are invited to stop by on Tuesday and Wednesday this week, to snap a fun photo with E.T. while exploring the shop's creative UFO-themed display. It's a light-hearted way to bring the community together while supporting the volunteer-run op shop and the work it does locally.

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Families can also browse a selection of children's fancy dress costumes, perfect for little space explorers looking to grab something for the festivals fancy dress party!

Whether you're hunting for a bargain, looking for a unique costume or simply wanting to meet one of cinema's most beloved characters, there's something for everyone.

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The Cardwell Op Shop is open Monday to Saturday from 9am to noon, with all purchases helping the shop continue its valuable work in the local community.

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Don't forget your camera, E.T. will be ready for photos!

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Captains Catch Platter; ideal for sharing - or not. Photo Supplied  

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Mission Beach Tavern has entered a new chapter with Chris, Leigh and Kim taking over management. They each bring extensive hospitality experience as well as a renewed energy to the venue.  

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The Tavern pride themselves on delivering delicious meals at reasonable prices with all day dining from 11am - 8:30pm.  

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The kitchen, led by head chef Simon for the past 10 years continue to focus on fresh food from local suppliers as well as an updated menu now available.  

A new addition to the menu is their fully loaded Share Platters. Diners can choose from either MBT Nachos or Captains Catch (pictured) which includes Fresh King Prawns, NZ Oysters, grilled half shell seared scallops, garlic & chilli marinated octopus, lemon pepper calamari, beer battered flat head, golden crispy chips & garden salad.  

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The share platters are the perfect addition to share with friends or family.  

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They have events fun for the whole family throughout the week; Tuesdays are Parmi Nights, Thursday’s $5 pool comps, Friday night raffles. Throughout the months they have live DJs, as well as members draws and Goose Club with a variety of prizes up for grabs.  

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Head down to Mission Beach Tavern to try out their new platters and join in on all the fun.

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Full of flavour the Mexi Beans are available at Shanti Cafe for Breakfast -  Photo Supplied

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Nestled within a lush tropical garden, Shanti Cafe is a Mission Beach favourite bursting with flavours, warmth and a friendly atmosphere. 

Diners can enjoy their meals surrounded by two World Heritage Wonders; The Great Barrier Reef on one side and the Wet Tropical Rainforest on the other.

The menu is packed with soulful staples, with breakfast and lunch served daily between 6:30-12 weekdays and 6:30-1:00pm on weekends.

One of the highlights from their breakfast menu is the Mexi Beans (pictured) which is beautifully presented, rich in flavour, and is suitable for both vegetarians and for those who need to dine gluten free. The menu also includes a range of other vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and dairy-free options.

A fully stocked homemade sweet treat & pastry display adds to the charm which features, amongst many other options, Banana Bread, Carrot Cake, Croissants and Sausage Rolls – all made in-house.

Beyond the food, Shanti Cafe is a hub for some of the most popular community events within Mission Beach.

Science in the Pub brings a thought-provoking presentation from a keynote speaker, usually followed by a lively Q&A from the audience. Twenty25 offers a fast-paced format that sees three speakers tackling a format limited to 20 slides, with just 25 seconds to explain each slide. The Cafe also hosts international cuisine nights, giving the kitchen a chance to showcase a limited but flavourful evening menu.

For updates on upcoming events, diners are encouraged to check out Shanti Cafe Facebook page or pop by the cafe and see what the fuss is all about!

Classic Eggs Benny with an Asian inspired twist. Photo Supplied  

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At Plenty, it’s not just about good food- the family-owned business is focused on giving customers a complete experience.  

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For diners seeking a meal with a view, Plenty is hard to beat. The restaurant overlooks the breathtaking vista of Dunk Island, with the sound of waves just metres away it creates the ideal setting for any occasion.  

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The menu serves up plenty of flavour, offering classic Aussie favourites such as Embassy Royale accompanied with a green papaya salad or waffles paired with exotic tropical fruits and a scoop of mango ice cream. Each dish has an exciting modern Asian twist.  

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Plenty offers diners a real treat with an all-you-can-eat brekkie served Weds-Fri 08:30-11am for just $23.50 which includes a hot coffee or tea; a popular way to start your day or mark a special occasion.  

The beachfront location encourages diners to slow down, unwind as they take in their surroundings and indulge their taste buds in authentic Asian flavours.  

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With its combination of location, food and service, Plenty has become the go-to place for functions whether that’s intimate gatherings to grand celebrations. They’re here to help create an unforgettable experience.  

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Diners can head down to plenty for either Breakfast, lunch or dinner between Wednesday to Sunday.  

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Isabelle Roelofs with her first place trophy for winning the Senior category. Photo Credit: Alicia Roelofs

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Twenty-three acts took to the stage to shine in The Cassowary Coast Talent Show on Sunday, showcasing their abilities in front of a panel of four judges and a live audience at the Tully State High School.  

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The event highlighted the broad variety of talent in the under 18’s across the region, with Event founder and organiser Eve Rose expressing her delight for this year’s acts.  

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“[We saw] incredible talent from all performers. We are so proud of their skills, talents, courage and resilience. Cassowary Coast is teeming with TALENT!”

Winner of the Senior category Isabelle Roelofs wowed the judges with a Lyra Aerial performance.  

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“I’m honoured to have won and grateful for the opportunity to perform alongside so many talented people,” Isabelle said.

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Group organisers and family members have championed each performer, offering their time, financial support and heartfelt encouragement- all with the shared aim of helping them pursue their passions.  

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Junior 5-9yrs

Winner - Artemis - Comedy Act  

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Tween 10-13yrs

Winner - Sophie & Hannah - Self Choreographed Dance  

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Senior 14-18yrs

Winner - Isabelle Roelofs - Aerial Performance

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People’s Choice awards

Winner - Mermaid Party - Jazz Dance Group  

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Judges Favourites

Isabelle and Benji Roelofs - Lyra Aerial Performance  

Karma - Singing  

Santana – Singing and guitar  

Ariana – Singing, Stand up  

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Locals supporting artists at the Daughter of the Drift exhibition at Bingil Bay Cafe. Photo Credit: Sian Bantock  

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Bingil Bay Cafe hosted Ebb Haper’s first solo exhibition at the weekend drawing in locals together for an evening of art, conversation and live music. Guests admired her hand-painted collection while enjoying performances by singer and didgeridoo player StuiHarcourt.  

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Ebb has carefully curated her artwork to fill the cafe walls with her personality and experiences.  

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Every brush stroke on canvas, wood or linen tells part of her story and how they came to be in the collection, titled ‘Daughter of the Drift’.  

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“The collection brings together memory, imagination and discovery” said Ebb Harper  

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Ebb spent much of her childhood on Moreton Island, wandering barefoot along sandy beaches, collecting shells or dragging home pieces of driftwood. Over time, she picked things she initially liked but found there were hidden stories. A piece of driftwood may have travelled miles from the boat it once belonged to, whilst discarded fishing nets and lost lures invite questions about what happens at sea.  

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The pieces are unique and often appear raw and rustic, much like how they were originally discovered with little interference from Ebb who celebrates their imperfections.  

The collection features driftwood inscribed with names of local towns, hand dyed bags, logbooks inspired by her dad and framed maps that invite curiosity.  

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“Some works are personal, while others began with old photographs, local histories or stories shared over time.” Ebb said.  

“Together they celebrate the people, places and traditions that give our coastline its character”

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The collection brought people together to celebrate art culture and storytelling. In many ways the character of the Mission Beach coastline is the vibrancy of the locals who call it home.  

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“I finally feel like I’ve found my place… I think art helps a lot of people and its certainly helped me, being able to share it with others.”

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If there’s one thing that Ebb’s artwork encourages is the importance of being curious and remaining childlike; finding treasures in the everyday object.  

Without the support of the local businesses and community, the arts would struggle to thrive.  

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Bingil Bay Cafe owners Donna and Jeff regularly showcase emerging and established artists.  

Ebb also acknowledges Bernard Kc, an artist in his own right and a passionate supporter of his fellow artists throughout the region.  

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Visitors can view Ebb’s exhibition at Bingil Bay Cafe while enjoying a coffee and grabbing a bite to eat. Ebb’s pieces are available for sale and wherever they find a new home, a new chapter of their story will begin.  

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Bingil Bay Cafe is located at 29 Bingil Bay Road and you can find more details on Ebb’s work at daughterofthedrift.com.au  

Tuesday 4 August
Weekly Community Bingo (Tuesday Session), 10:30am, RSL Herbert River Sub Branch, Ingham

Wednesday 5 August
Hinchinbrook Stitchers, Social Sewing Group, 9:00am - 3:00pm at Victoria Mill Social Club Hall, Ingham

Tai Chi, 9:00am - 10:00am, Forrest Beach Surf Life Saving Club, Forrest Beach

Friends of Forrest Beach, conversation and games, 9:00am – 12:00pm, Progress Park shelter, Forrest Beach

Ingham Probus Meeting and Bring & Buy, 10:00am, Herbert River RSl, Ingham

Canasta & Cards, 1:30pm – 3:30pm at The Centre, 71 Townsville Rd

Social Darts, 7:00pm, Brothers Sports and Community Club, Cooper St, Ingham

Thursday 6 August
Senior Men's Social Group, 9:00am – 12:00pm at HCSC The Centre, 71 Townsville Rd, Ingham  

CWA Craft Group, 9:00am – 12:00pm at the Forrest Beach CWA Hall, 6 Palm St.

Technology Classes, 10:00am – 1:30pm, at the Hinchinbrook Shire Library, 73–75 McIlwraith Street, Ingham

Playtime At The Library, 10:30am – 12:00pm at the Hinchinbrook Shire Library, 73–75 McIlwraith St, Ingham

Mahjong, 1:00pm – 3:00pm at The Centre, 71 Townsville Rd

Weekly Community Bingo (Thursday Session), 6:45pm, RSL Herbert River Sub Branch, Ingham

Friday 7 August
Seniors Morning Coffee Club, 9:30am – 11:30am at the Noorla Bowls Club, 32 McIlwraith St, Ingham

Saturday 8 August
Parkrun, 7:00am, Palm Creek, Ingham & Cardwell Jetty Foreshore, Cardwell

Conroy Hall Markets, 7:30am-11:30am, Conroy Hall, Ingham

The Elton John Experience Rocketman Flying Solo, 5pm, Hinchinbrook Shire Hall, Ingham

Forrest Beach HOY, 12:30am, Forrest Beach Community Function Centre, Forrest Beach

Sunday 9 August

Monday 10 August
Leukaemia Foundation Ingham Branch AGM, 11:00am, All welcome to attend at the Herbert River RSL, Ingham

Tuesday 11 August
Weekly Community Bingo (Tuesday Session), 10:30am, RSL Herbert River Sub Branch, Ingham

Wednesday 12 August
Hinchinbrook Stitchers, Social Sewing Group, 9:00am - 3:00pm at Victoria Mill Social Club Hall, Ingham

Tai Chi, 9:00am - 10:00am, Forrest Beach Surf Life Saving Club, Forrest Beach

Friends of Forrest Beach, conversation and games, 9:00am – 12:00pm, Progress Park shelter, Forrest Beach

Morning Melodies: The Great British Songbook Volume 2, 10:30am, Hinchinbrook Shire Hall, Ingham

Canasta & Cards, 1:30pm – 3:30pm at The Centre, 71 Townsville Rd

Social Darts, 7:00pm, Brothers Sports and Community Club, Cooper St, Ingham

Thursday 13 August
QCWA Forrest Beach Meeting, 9:00am, QCWA Hall Palm Street, Forrest Beach  

Senior Men's Social Group, 9:00am – 12:00pm at HCSC The Centre, 71 Townsville Rd, Ingham  

CWA Craft Group, 9:00am – 12:00pm at the Forrest Beach CWA Hall, 6 Palm St.

Technology Classes, 10:00am – 1:30pm, at the Hinchinbrook Shire Library, 73–75 McIlwraith Street, Ingham

Playtime At The Library, 10:30am – 12:00pm at the Hinchinbrook Shire Library, 73–75 McIlwraith St, Ingham

Mahjong, 1:00pm – 3:00pm at The Centre, 71 Townsville Rd

Weekly Community Bingo (Thursday Session), 6:45pm, RSL Herbert River Sub Branch, Ingham

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On 7 August 1885 the Ingham Hospital (though possibly built as early as 1883) was formally established.

At Herbert River RSL

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Looking for the perfect way to kick off your weekend? The Herbert River RSL is serving up live entertainment every Friday night throughout August, making it easy to enjoy a delicious meal before settling in for an evening of great local music. Whether you're catching up with friends or planning a family dinner, there's something on for everyone.

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Friday 7th August
Anthony John Music returns to the RSL stage with an energetic mix of popular favourites and crowd-pleasing classics. Known for his engaging performances, Anthony is sure to have audiences singing along throughout the evening.

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Friday 14th August  
Andy G brings his easy-listening style and versatile repertoire to the RSL stage, performing a wide selection of favourites spanning multiple decades and genres. Whether you're in the mood to relax over dinner or nod to familiar tunes, his performance promises an enjoyable evening of live entertainment.

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Friday 21st August  
The Cassady Connections, a talented family duo from Innisfail, will showcase their signature blend of smooth vocals, guitar instrumentals and popular classics. Their engaging performances and broad musical repertoire have made them a favourite with audiences across North Queensland, offering something for listeners of all ages.

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Friday 28th August
Kevin Spencer rounds out the month with an evening of timeless favourites and easy-going entertainment. Known for his strong vocals and relaxed stage presence, Kevin delivers a mix of well-loved songs that create the perfect soundtrack for a Friday night spent with family, friends and great food.

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Live music is free to enjoy, so why not make a night of it? Grab a table in the bistro, enjoy a great meal, catch up with family and friends, and let the entertainment take care of the rest. With good food, cold drinks and live music every Friday night, the Herbert River RSL is the perfect place to unwind at the end of the week.

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Book a table for a Father’s Day Feed at Lee’s Hotel: Photo credit: Lee’s Hotel

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Families are invited to treat Dad to a hearty Father's Day lunch at Lee's Hotel this September, with a traditional roast and all the trimmings set to take centre stage. The lunch will celebrate all of the dads, grandads and father figures who are always there when they're needed.

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Hosted in Lee's Bistro on Sunday 6^th September, the special lunch offers the perfect opportunity to gather the family together and celebrate Father's Day over a relaxed meal. Guests can choose from a selection of roast meats, served with all the classic trimmings, making it an ideal way to spoil the father figures in their lives.

Diners can round out the afternoon with a sweet treat, with desserts available for $10.

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Whether it's an intimate lunch for two or a larger family gathering, the event promises great food and a welcoming atmosphere to mark the occasion. Adult meals are priced at $27.50 and children's meals are available for $15.

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Skip the socks and shout him a roast and a cold one instead!

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With Father's Day traditionally one of the busiest dining days of the year, organisers are encouraging families to secure their table early to avoid missing out. Bookings are essential. To reserve a table or find out more, visit: www.leeshotelingham.com.au/whats-on/fathers-day-lunch-at-lees

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WHAT: Father's Day Lunch At Lee's Hotel

WHEN: Sunday 6^th September from 11.30am

WHERE: Lee's Bistro, Lee's Hotel, 58 Lannercost Street, Ingham

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Photography of back patio birds, by Wally Beresford

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(With thanks to the Ingham Photography Group)

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Lucinda makes family days easy. Shaded foreshore areas, BBQ facilities and wide open space set the scene, while the public fishing jetty delivers safe, social casting beside that famous sugar jetty backdrop. Kids count pylons, adults relax — everyone wins.

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Boaties can launch at nearby Dungeness for broader options, but plenty of memories are made without leaving the shore. Pack snacks, sunscreen and patience; fish are a bonus, not a requirement.

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As the afternoon cools, salty hair and tired smiles signal success. Add a Coral Sea sunset and you’ve nailed the holy grail of family outings: low stress, high reward and minimal packing lists.

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Plan a picnic: hinchinbrookway.com.au

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All the artist winners of the 11^th Hinchinbrook Birdlife Art Awards Photo credit: Victoria Velton

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Symone Welsh has won the 11^th Hinchinbrook Birdlife Art Awards biggest prize for their outstanding piece, “Moon Whisperer”, which captivated judges with its creativity, technique and connection to Hinchinbrook’s birdlife.

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More than 250 people gathered to celebrate Hinchinbrook Shire Council’s 11^th Hinchinbrook Birdlife Art Awards at the TYTO Regional Art Gallery on Friday night, 31 July 2026.

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This event continues to celebrate the rich birdlife of the Hinchinbrook region through the eyes of talented artists from across Queensland and New South Wales. This year’s exhibition features 105 entries across a variety of mediums including drawing, painting, photography, sculpture and mixed media.

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Community and Cultural Services Councillor Donna Marbelli said each piece showcases bird species found in Hinchinbrook, from the iconic TYTO Wetlands, home to more than 230 bird species, to the broader natural landscapes that inspire artists.

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“The Hinchinbrook Birdlife Art Awards are a wonderful celebration of both our region’s remarkable birdlife and the talented artists who bring it to life through their work,” Cr Marbelli said.

“The quality of this year’s exhibition was exceptional, and it was fantastic to see so many artists, visitors and community members come together to celebrate creativity, nature and community.”

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“Congratulations to all entrants and award winners, and a heartfelt thank you to our sponsors and supporters who continue to make this event possible.”

The event is proudly supported by valued sponsors, each of whom has chosen a specific award category to sponsor.

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Open Award – Symone Welsh: Moon Whisperer

Local Artist Award sponsored by Guidos Panel & Paint – Fran Nason: Jacana Wading

Youth Award sponsored by Bissons Electrical – Hamish Darveniza: Wompoo

Painting 2D – Reanna Emanouel: Remnants of an Ancient World

Watercolour sponsored by Nutrien Harcourts Ingham – Joanne Bingham: Can I help you?

Mixed Media – Megan Allford: Sahul Sunbird

Digital Media sponsored by COSCA – Norm Rains: Belle of the Bush

Works on Paper – Amy Venn: Celestial Magpie

Photography – Sharon Cislowski: Peekaboo

Ceramics – Sally Moroney: Rainbow Lorikeet Bowl

Sculptural Form sponsored by Sans Souci Apartments – Mark Bishop: A Sweeping Shadow

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Cr Marbelli said Council was grateful to the sponsors and local businesses whose generous support helped bring the Birdlife Art Awards to life.

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Voting for the People’s Choice Award sponsored by Ergon Energy Network will remain open until the close of the exhibition, with the winner of this category announced in September 2026.

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To vote, please visit the TYTO Regional Art Gallery.

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The 11^th Hinchinbrook Birdlife Art Awards will be on display daily from 10.00am to 4.00pm until Saturday 29 August 2026.

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See more photos here: www.hinchinbrooklife.com/social-pics/moon-whisperer-takes-top-honour-at-birdlife-art-awards

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Tuesday 4^th August

Art from the Heart Acrylic Painting Group, 10am-12:30pm, Mission Beach Community Arts Centre, Mission Beach

Morning Melodies: Rocketman Flying Solo – Sir Elton John Tribute, 10:30am-11:45am, Innisfail Shire Hall, Innisfail

Pottery Session with Michelle, 5pm-8:30pm, Mission Beach Community Arts Centre, Mission Beach

Wednesday 5^th August

Cassowary Coast Multisport Club Run Speed Sessions, 6am, Bottom Oval, Mission Beach School, Mission Beach

Pottery Session with Irene, 10am-2pm, Mission Arts Pottery Studio, Mission Beach

Thursday 6^th August

Australian UFO Festival Presents Stories in the Stars & Official Festival Opening, 6pm-10pm, Cardwell Foreshore, Cardwell

Pottery Session with Trudy, 5pm-8:30pm, Mission Beach Community Arts Centre, Mission Beach

Innisfail Community & Services Club Trivia Night, 6pm, 18 Fitzgerald Esplanade, Innisfail

Friday 7^th August

Australian UFO Festival Presents Tully Saucer Nest 60 Years On C-Files Forum, 9am-4pm, Cardwell Community Hall, Cardwell  

Seniors Mosaic Gazing Ball Workshop with Rebecca Wilkie, 3pm-5pm, MARCS Park, Mission Beach

Australian UFO Festival Galactic Roll Off Bare Foot Bowls, 6pm, Cardwell Country Club, Cardwell

Australian UFO Festival Films on the Foreshore, 6pm, Cardwell Foreshore, Cardwell

Australian UFO Festival Alien Abduction Night, 6pm, Marine Hotel, Cardwell

A Taste of Ireland – The Irish Music and Dance Sensation, 7:30pm-9:30pm, Innisfail Shire Hall, Innisfail  

Saturday 8^th August

Paradise Run Mission Beach, 6:45am, Seaview Street, Mission Beach

Cardwell parkrun, 7am, Cardwell Foreshore, Cardwell

Australian UFO Festival Presents the Alliance of Earthlings, 8am-12pm, Cardwell Sports Field, Cardwell

Seniors Mosaic Gazing Ball Workshop with Rebecca Wilkie, 8:30am-5pm, MARCS Park, Mission Beach

Australian UFO Festival Presents Encounters and Investigations C-Files Forum, 9am-4pm, Cardwell Community Hall, Cardwell

Australian UFO Festival C-Files Tour, 10am, Cardwell Community Hall, Cardwell

Australian UFO Festival Alien Invasion Foreshore Party, 5pm-12am, Cardwell Foreshore, Cardwell

Sunday 9^th August

Cassowary Coast Multisport Club Long Run Group, 6am-7am, Casuarina Park, South Mission Beach

Cassowary Coast Multisport Club Sunday Cycling Group, 6am-8am, Mission Beach Police Station, Webb Road, Wongaling Beach

Kurrimine Beach Progress Association Markets, 7am-12pm, Kurrimine Beach Progress Hall, Kurrimine Beach

Australian UFO Festival Monster Market Day, 8am-1pm, Cardwell Foreshore, Cardwell

Australian UFO Festival RSL BBQ Lunch, 8am-1pm, Cardwell RSL, Cardwell

Seniors Mosaic Gazing Ball Workshop with Rebecca Wilkie, 8:30am-5pm, MARCS Park, Mission Beach

RAM Recreational Centre Indoor Monthly Markets, 9am-1pm, RAM Recreational Centre, 4 Stitt Street, Innisfail

Australian UFO Festival Presents Ancient Mysteries & Future Possibilities, 9am-4pm, Cardwell Community Hall, Cardwell

Australian UFO Festival C-Files Tour, 10am, Cardwell Community Hall, Cardwell

Australian UFO Festival Alien Ambrose, 10am, Cardwell Golf Club, Cardwell

Tully Nursing Home Inc. Market Day, 10am-2pm, Tully Nursing Home, Tully

Monday 10^th August

Lions Club of Tully Meet Up, 6:30pm, Mount Tyson Hotel, 23 Butler Street, Tully

Tuesday 11^th August

Read to Me Day, 9:30am-11:30am, Butler Street, Tully

Art from the Heart Acrylic Painting Group, 10am-12:30pm, Mission Beach Community Arts Centre, Mission Beach

Pottery Session with Michelle, 5pm-8:30pm, Mission Beach Community Arts Centre, Mission Beach

Wednesday 12^th August

Cassowary Coast Multisport Club Run Speed Sessions, 6am, Bottom Oval, Mission Beach School, Mission Beach

Pottery Session with Justin, 10am-2pm, Mission Beach Community Arts Centre, Mission Beach

NDIS Farm Fun Day, 10am-2pm, The Pocket, 60840 Bruce Highway, El Arish

Thursday 13^th August

Mums Club Collective Coffee Catch Up, 9:30am, Castaways Beach Bar & Grill, Mission Beach

Oiled Painting Group, 10am-12:30pm, Mission Beach Community Arts Centre, Mission Beach

Tully Nursing Home Inc. & Tully High School’s Presentation of Water Colour Portraits, 1:40pm, Tully Nursing Home, Tully

Pottery Session with Trudy, 5pm-8:30pm, Mission Beach Community Arts Centre, Mission Beach

Innisfail Community & Services Club Trivia Night, 6pm, 18 Fitzgerald Esplanade, Innisfail

Vanessa Larry Mitchell the Endurance Edition, 7pm, The Con Theatre, Innisfail

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This week's Cassowary Coast Reader of the Week is Kerry Brown, owner of Mission Beach Mini Mart. Thank you, Kerry, for picking up your copy each week and supporting your local newspaper. We truly appreciate your continued support!