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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Luxe superyacht for billionaires is bigger than the Titanic — and home prices can reach $142m - realestate.com.au

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

NewsThis residential gigayacht is looking for billionaires to drop anchor — and upwards of $90 million ($A142 million) — on a high seas home. The ultra-luxury development, called Ulyssia, is marketed specifically to the 0.1 per cent, with Billionaires’ Row prices and amenities to match.
Macron vows EU unity as Trump’s tariffs threaten French wine, aeronautics | Townsville Bulletin

2 weeks ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au

French President Emmanuel Macron says the tariffs will make Americans poorer and weaker - and promised a unified EU response.
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Dungeness boat ramp: Problem saltwater crocodile removed from wild

3 weeks ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Cameron Bates

A large problem crocodile measuring almost four metres in length has been removed from a near a popular North Queensland boat ramp. Queensland Wildlife Rangers successfully removed the 3.8m saltie from the wild at the Dungeness Boat Ramp in Lucinda, Hinchinbrook on Saturday.
Townsville real estate: The latest auction and sales results for week ending March 29

3 weeks ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Peter Farago

A four-bedroom house in Bushland Beach was the most expensive sale reported in Townsville last week. The property at 117 Goicoechea Drive sold for $835,000 by private sale. The cheapest property was a one-bedroom unit at 1402/146 Sooning St 'Bright Point', which sold for $325,000 by private sale. Realestate.com.au data division Proptrack has reported 12 local auction and private sale results in the past seven days.
Trump, ratcheting up trade war, presses ahead with auto tariffs | Townsville Bulletin

4 weeks ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au

U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday (March 26) announced plans for long-promised tariffs of up to 25% on automotive imports, widening the global trade war he kicked off upon regaining the White House this year in a move auto industry experts expect will drive up prices and stymie production.
Heavy rain cuts busy Townsville road, major flooding for Giru

4 weeks ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Leighton Smith

North Queenslanders are facing more weather-related challenges on Thursday after heavy rain forced the closure of several roads in the region including busy Stuart Drive, while a major flood warning was renewed for the Haughton River, impacting Giru. The Queensland Traffic website warned at 6.30am that heavy rain had led to the closure of Stuart Drive to traffic in both directions between Fairfield Waters Drive and the Bruce Highway, with long delays expected.
Giru residents receive major flood warning for Haughton River Catchment, Townsville and Burdekin to continue with severe weather

4 weeks ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Cameron Bates |Emily Devon

Major flooding is expected in Giru Wednesday evening following moderate to heavy rainfall on Tuesday night. The major flood warning comes just over a month since Giru was last inundated with water which caused significant damage to homes. The Bureau of Meteorology have issued the warning for the Haughton River catchment saying further showers and storms are forecast across the catchment for the next several days.
‘Intimidated’: Why women are switching gyms | Townsville Bulletin

4 weeks ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Claudia Poposki

Welcome to You Got This, news.com.au’s weekly fitness series featuring stories and ideas from real women who’ve experienced it all.
Reef HQ overlooked in federal budget, with defence, Bruce and diaster funding big ticket items

1 month ago | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Nikita McGuire

Cash splashes for defence force growth, the Bruce Highway and future proofing the North with disaster funding are some of the key items for Townsville in the federal budget, but any hopes of extra funding for Reef HQ have been dashed. Reef HQ did not receive any mention in the budget, with hopes from key advocacy groups that $100 million would be allocated for the renewal of the much-loved aquarium with an upgrade to the waterfront facilities, including a new pedestrian bridge overlooked.