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The 18 year old later told police he considered stopping but thought ‘f*ck it’ and continued attacking the 14yo

Premium Content Subscriber only A Blacks Beach mother-of-two was left speechless after she scored the biggest Sunrise Cash Cow prize in almost a year. Angela Reilly received the once-in-a-lifetime call from the Sunrise crew on Thursday morning. Ms Reilly was lost for words after hosts David ‘Kochie’ Koch and Samantha Armytage broke the news that she had won the $110,000 jackpot. “Please tell me this isn’t a joke,” she said. “I’m sorry I don’t know what to say, I’m shaking.” Ms Reilly went on to tell the hosts she planned to use the windfall to take her kids, aged 10 a...

Date Time Positive wastewater detections in Mackay North and Cairns Fragments of SARS-CoV-2 have been detected in the Mackay North and Cairns Marlin Coast sewage catchments. Mackay North receives sewage from the suburbs of Beaconsfield, Richmond, Shoal Point, Bucasia, Blacks Beach, Rural View, Eimeo and Dolphin Heads, while Cairns Marlin Coast receives sewage from the suburbs of Barron, Kamerunga, Macalister Range, Yorkeys Knob, Caravonica, Trinity Beach, Smithfield, Palm Cove, Trinity Park, Clifton Beach and Kewarra Beach. Queensland Chief Health Officer Dr Jeannette Young said continued det...

Queensland Health made the announcement in an alert on Wednesday afternoon. Mackay North receives sewage from the suburbs of Beaconsfield, Richmond, Shoal Point, Bucasia, Blacks Beach, Rural View, Eimeo and Dolphin Heads, while Cairns Marlin Coast receives sewage from the suburbs of Barron, Kamerunga, Macalister Range, Yorkeys Knob, Caravonica, Trinity Beach, Smithfield, Palm Cove, Trinity Park, Clifton Beach and Kewarra Beach. Queensland chief health officer Dr Jeannette Young said continued detections across the state were becoming more concerning. “We continue to urge anyone with any ...

Premium Content Subscriber only A Mackay man has been reprimanded for throwing cold coffee over his girlfriend during a heated argument. At the time the man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was about two weeks shy of completing probation for similar offending. Mackay Magistrates Court heard it related to a December 2019 incident where he had thrown food on the ground in anger believing his partner had been flirting with a male friend. "The whole idea of probation is that it's put in place by the court to rehabilitate you, to stop you throwing food, to stop you throwing drink, to...