Townsville Bulletin

For over a hundred years, the Townsville Bulletin has been a trusted source of news for the residents of Townsville and its neighboring areas. This regional newspaper covers local, national, and international stories, reaching a wide audience across North Queensland. Its distribution stretches from Mission Beach in the north to Mount Isa in the west and down to Proserpine in the south. With extensive publishing resources, the Bulletin ensures that the local community stays informed about important issues. This dedication has fostered strong loyalty among its readers.

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Talk of the North: John Andersen reveals the real issue behind the Bob vs. Bob crocodile stouche

1 week ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | John Andersen

Eighty-six-year old Bob Irwin, Terri Irwin and Bob Katter, 80, going head-to-head on crocs. Who do you back? The Irwins, respectively father and wife of the late Steve Irwin, reckon they understand crocs and that Bob Katter, according to Bob Irwin, is a dickhead.
New build loans nosedive to historic low

1 week ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Lydia Kellner |Matt Bell

NewsHome loans issued for new builds have plunged to a near 20-year low – a symptom of Australia’s shortage of new housing, new data shows. The analysis of ABS lending data found that lenders issued just 3783 loans for newlyerected dwellings in the March 2025 quarter – the lowest quarterly figure since September2006. This includes loans for off-the-plan properties, dwellings converted for residential use,and new houses built to sell.
Hidden treasure: Hoarder’s home yields antiques worth $100,000

1 week ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Lydia Kellner |Matt Bell

NewsAn amazing treasure trove of antiques valued at approximately $100,000 has been unearthed from beneath a mountain of clutter in a hoarder’s home. The remarkable find was made during a clearance of a Victorian townhouse in Wolverhampton, about 20km north of Birmingham, revealing a collection that has captivated the imagination of many. The terraced property, once owned by a retired antiques dealer, according to The Sun, was filled to the brim with items, obscuring the valuable artefacts within.
The most epic celebrity hotel trashing stories

1 week ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Amanda Bynes |Lydia Kellner |Matt Bell

In the glittering world of celebrity, where opulence and extravagance are often the norm, the homes and rentals of the rich and famous are expected to be nothing short of spectacular. Yet, behind the closed doors of these luxurious abodes, tales of excess and mayhem sometimes unfold, leaving a trail of destruction that even the most seasoned property managers struggle to contain.
Entire Scottish island listed for fraction of luxury Aus home

1 week ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Lydia Kellner |Matt Bell

NewsA rugged island off the west coast of Scotland is up for grabs for the first time in 80 years, offering motivated property hunters a chance to live the life of a King for just a fraction more than the average home in Sydney’s Bellevue Hill. Shuna Island, with its breathtaking landscapes and rich history, is on the market for 11.4 million (£5.5 million) and includes a castle, eight houses, artefacts dating back 9000 years, a sheep farm, and over 1000 acres of untamed Scottish coastline.
Little-known Centrelink rule that could save you $800

1 week ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Lydia Kellner |Matt Bell

NewsA single mum from the Blue Mountains has shared how a simple phone call saved her more than $800 a year. Alyce Verade, a 37-year-old mother of three, discovered she was eligible for a refund on her car registration and licence fees, thanks to a little-known benefit associated with Centrelink’s Pensioner Concession Card. Verade, who receives the Single Parenting Payment, has held a Pensioner Concession Card since December 2023, according to Yahoo Finance.
Where you can buy a house for the price of a unit

2 weeks ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Lydia Kellner |Matt Bell

NewsUnit prices across Australia are swiftly converging with those of houses, with new data showing a significant narrowing of the price gap in major urban areas. Nuestar and Hotspotting analysis shows apartments now leading in price growth across several suburban areas, challenging the traditional dominance of houses across all states.
Newcastle best bets, inside mail for Saturday, June 14, 2025

2 weeks ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Adam Sherry

Horse RacingDon't miss out on the headlines from Horse Racing. Followed categories will be added to My News. Form analyst Adam Sherry provides his best bets and race-by-race analysis at Newcastle on Saturday. The Form: Complete NSW Racing thoroughbred form, including video replays and all you need to know about every horse, jockey and trainer. Find a winner here!BEST BETRace 7 No. 2: QUEEN’S RHAPSODYSmart win first-up and hard to beat again.
Hugh Jackman lists NYC Penthouse amid divorce From Deborra-Lee Furness

2 weeks ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Lydia Kellner |Matt Bell

NewsIn a significant move amid his ongoing divorce, Hugh Jackman has listed his luxurious New York City penthouse for a staggering $60 million (US$38.9 million). This decision comes shortly after he and his former spouse, Deborra-Lee Furness, agreed to divide the proceeds from the property. The couple originally acquired the opulent residence in 2008 for $32 million (US$21million). Over recent years, they opted to lease the penthouse, commanding a rental price of $19,200 (US$125,000) per month.
Future stars: Townsville’s top 64 Aussie rules talents revealed

2 weeks ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Eddie Franklin

The Townsville region is continuing to shine in the sport of Aussie rules football with a number of junior stars impressing at a club, school and representative level. From Curra to the Northern Beaches, players are wearing their guernseys with pride as they hope to continue their on-field success. Townsville AFL participation manager Joel Newman said there had been rapid growth in the region’s junior competitions every year for the past five years.