After three decades of tireless advocacy, a breakthrough has finally arrived for Dungeness. With State Government approval now secured, a long-dreamed marine access project is one step closer to reality. Promising nearly all-tidal access, restored infrastructure, and a major boost for Hinchinbrook’s tourism and marine industries. Local leaders are calling it a "game-changer" but the fight isn’t over just yet. What exactly does this mean for the region, how soon could shovels hit the ground
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For locals in Ingham, Mick’s Bread Kitchen is the go-to spot for more than just a quick snack. Situated at the northern end of town, this beloved bakery has been serving the community since 1990. Owners Mick and Simone have built a warm, welcoming place where quality, tradition, and innovation come together in every delicious bite. The real star of Mick’s Bread Kitchen? The pies! Handcrafted from scratch using locally sourced ingredients, these gourmet pies offer a burst of flavour in every bit
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by Victoria Velton Luke Rosadi is no stranger to speed, but this year, he’s trading the drag strip for the burnout pad in his biggest motorsport leap yet. Known across the North Queensland car scene for his high-powered Maloo ute, Legless, the Ingham local is now stepping into a brand-new chapter with his first ever burnout competition. After sustaining a spinal injury in a motocross accident in 2010, Luke became a paraplegic but he was determined not to let his new reality slow him down.
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Seven residents took a proud step forward in their Australian journey at a Citizenship Ceremony held yesterday, Wednesday 30 April 2025, in the Hinchinbrook Shire Council Chambers. Mayor Ramon Jayo officially welcomed Mr Daijo John, Mrs Alice Mathew along with their two children Elina and Albin, Mr James Kellett, Mr Thomas Kellett and Mrs Florence Fotheringham as Australia’s newest citizens. Family, friends and Councillors gathered for the occasion, celebrating the commitment each individual h
Read the full storySeven residents took a proud step forward in their Australian journey at a Citizenship Ceremony held yesterday, Wednesday 30 April 2025, in the Hinchinbrook Shire Council Chambers.
Mayor Ramon Jayo officially welcomed Mr Daijo John, Mrs Alice Mathew along with their two children Elina and Albin, Mr James Kellett, Mr Thomas Kellett and Mrs Florence Fotheringham as Australia’s newest citizens.
Family, friends and Councillors gathered for the occasion, celebrating the commitment each individual has made to becoming a full member of the Australian community.
The candidates honoured at today’s ceremony come from diverse backgrounds, including India, the Philippines, the United Kingdom and New Zealand, reflecting the multicultural fabric of the Hinchinbrook region.
“Choosing to become an Australian citizen is a meaningful and life changing decision,” Mayor Jayo said, "They were really excited and very happy to be granted their citizenship and I think they're going to add amazing value to our community."
“It is about embracing the values we share including freedom, democracy and opportunity and becoming part of a community that supports and celebrates diversity. I am honoured to welcome Daijo, Alice, Elina, Albin, James Thomas and Florence to our community.”
All seven new Australian Citizens with Mayor Ramon Jayo. Right: Mr Daijo John, Mrs Alice Mathew along with their two children Elina and Albin. Left: Mr James Kellett and Mr Thomas Kellett and Mrs Florence Fotheringham. Photo credits: Victoria Velton.
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