Over 3,000 soldiers have flocked to the Hinchinbrook region to engage in one of Australia’s largest war-fighting exercises, second only to Exercise Talisman Sabre. The major event, titled the North Queensland Warfighter and Exercise Southern Jackaroo, will host soldiers and equipment from Army’s 3rd Brigade, the United States, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Malaysia and Papua New Guinea. Continued on page 4. **Thousands Of Troops Descend On Hinchinbrook Continued from page 1. Commander 3rd B
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The countdown is on! The highly anticipated Link2Country Expo, presented by CANEGROWERS, is just around the corner, making its debut on May 23rd and 24th at the Ingham Showgrounds. This action-packed, two-day event is set to bring the agricultural sector to life, connecting local communities to hands-on experiences, career opportunities, and much more. With just a week to go, excitement is building as preparations for the event come to a close. The expo will feature trade stalls hosted by indus
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by Victoria Velton For nearly four decades, Sue and Douglas Barrie have been the heart and soul of the Seymour Hotel, dedicating themselves to preserving its rich heritage while creating a welcoming space for locals and visitors alike. Sue and Douglas’s journey to owning the Seymour Hotel began with family. Originally from Victoria, the couple eventually settled in Townsville. Sue explains, "We came to Townsville because that's where the kids were, and we looked at what we would do in Townsville
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It is with mixed emotions of excitement, sadness, nervousness, and anticipation that we announce the closing of The Paper Shop. While it’s hard to say goodbye, we are excited to continue serving you at Forrest Beach News, and our paper delivery service will remain unchanged. Our story began on April 7th, 1986, when Brian and Jenny Olivero took over The Paper Shop Newsagency at 84 Cartwright Street. Formerly a chemist, post office, and newsagency and at the time, we lived at the back of the shop
Read the full storyIn an age where identity, expression, and individuality are constantly evolving, art remains one of the most powerful tools for exploring the human experience. The upcoming Androgyny exhibition at TYTO Regional Art Gallery invites viewers into a space where the boundaries of gender, self, and aesthetic are challenged and re-imagined through compelling contemporary works.
Opening on May 16, this evocative exhibition brings together a diverse group of artists who each offer their own interpretation of androgyny, whether that be through surreal landscapes, impressionist strokes, multimedia innovation, or photographic exploration. Featuring the artistic works by David Rowe, Paula Jade Grioli, Helen Thrift-Brooks, Ann Vardanega and Mitch Lynn, all presenting striking takes that blur traditional binaries with quiet intensity and bold expression.
Androgyny, by its nature, resists easy definition. It lives in the spaces between, whether biological, expressive, or emotional. It asks us to look beyond surface and stereotype and instead see the spectrum of human experience in all its glory. This exhibition is not just a showcase of visual artistry, it’s an invitation to reconsider assumptions, engage with difference, and celebrate the richness of individuality.
Whether you're an art enthusiast, a curious observer, or someone passionate about gender and culture, 'Androgyny' promises a thought-provoking journey. This exhibition's opening night is a free event, but bookings are essential for catering purposes. Get your tickets via the hinchinbrookticket website or by scanning the QR Code. If you cant make opening night, know that the exhibition runs until 14 June 2025.
WHAT: Androgyny Art Exhibition.
WHEN: Opening Night Friday 16 May 2025, 6:00pm – 9:00pm | Exhibition runs until June 14th.
WHERE: TYTO Regional Art Gallery, 73 McIlwraith St, Ingham.
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