Tour de Cure Rides Into Ingham From Airlie Beach to Port Douglas, 170 riders and support crew will travel more than 1,000 kilometres across some of North Queensland’s most scenic and lesser-travelled roads. Tour de Cure is heading north and they stopped by in Hinchinbrook for their Day 4-5 leg yesterday. Many came out to cheer the cyclists as they rode into the TYTO Parklands on Monday afternoon, meeting the heroes doing this great trek for a cure. Holding signs and with big smiles, Ingham local
Read the full storyFor Prestigious Queensland Training Award Seventeen-year-old Sophie Johnson is making waves in the healthcare sector, earning recognition as a finalist in the 2025 Queensland Training Awards. A student at Gilroy Santa Maria College, Sophie is one of only three contenders shortlisted in the School-based Apprentice or Trainee of the Year category for the North Queensland region - an impressive feat given that more than 750 applications were received statewide. Sophie is the first school-based tr
Read the full storyI Love Boutique: Heading to the Ingham Show? Let I Love Boutique style you in comfort and class! Discover easy-to-wear pieces like cosy knits, stylish jeans, and elevated tees that feel as good as they look. Their outfits are simple yet dressy. Perfect for a day at the show and easy to adapt to the changing weather. Dress them up or down with just a few tweaks! Whether you're relaxing or showing up in style, you'll find something that fits your vibe. Shop local, look amazing, and feel confi
Read the full storyOn Monday 26 May, the Queensland Ambulance Service marked a remarkable milestone – 100 years of dedicated service from the Ingham Ambulance Station. The centenary celebration brought together past and present paramedics, volunteers, and community members to honour the station’s enduring legacy in the Hinchinbrook region. The day was a heartfelt reminder of how deeply the Ingham Ambulance Service is woven into the lives of locals. From childhood memories of bandaged knees and getting their ears
Read the full storyOn Monday 26 May, the Queensland Ambulance Service marked a remarkable milestone – 100 years of dedicated service from the Ingham Ambulance Station. The centenary celebration brought together past and present paramedics, volunteers, and community members to honour the station’s enduring legacy in the Hinchinbrook region.
The day was a heartfelt reminder of how deeply the Ingham Ambulance Service is woven into the lives of locals. From childhood memories of bandaged knees and getting their ears peirced, to life-saving responses in times of crisis, the service has always stood ready with compassion and care.
Member for Hinchinbrook Nick Dametto MP shared his thanks:
“Congratulations Ingham Ambulance Station on your 100 year celebration. On behalf of the Hinchinbrook electorate, I would like to say a sincere thank you to all past and present staff and officers for your service and dedication to our community.”
"A special thanks to those who worked so hard to organise the event. Your efforts ensured the station’s rich history was properly recognised and celebrated."
Happy 100th Birthday, Ingham Ambulance Station and thank you for a century of outstanding service. Here's to the next 100 years of care, courage, and community.