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Brilliant designer-engineer worked on Ikara missile We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Mac Henshall Save Normal text size JACK HENSHALL June 7, 1921-January 17, 2021 You often hear people say “it’s not rocket science”, but in the case of Jack Henshall’s career, it pivoted around rocket science and engineering. His working life was a roll call of some of Australia’s pioneering missile weapons systems. His association with rockets and missiles began as a member of Len Beadell’s survey party in the early 1950s...

Offbeat by Chris Calcino Premium Content Subscriber only Brinsmead is all fur coat and no knickers, Gordonvale has a drinking problem and Kamerunga is Caravonica for cowards.   Reporter Chris Calcino has summed up every suburb in Cairns - and don't get him started on Edge Hill. Aeroglen Inhabited exclusively by people with severe hearing impairment. Has a basically empty airport with decor that can only be stomached by people who watch Kath and Kim for style tips. The decay of its derelict mangrove boardwalk is only matched by some of the suburb's old...

Date Time Homicide investigation at Manoora Detectives have commenced a homicide investigation following the death of a man in Manoora last night. At 11.50pm police were called to a unit complex on Marchant Street in Manoora following reports a man had been wounded with a knife. Upon arrival, a 25-year-old Cairns man was located deceased outside the unit complex. A 21-year-old Mareeba woman was located nearby and taken into police custody. She is currently assisting police with their enquires. Detectives are appealing for anyone who may have seen a man and woman in the vicinity of Navigation ...

Police charge a 21-year-old woman with murder following the death of a 25-year-old man at a unit complex in Cairns in Far North Queensland.

Brander thrilled to join Road to Regions program Author Timestamp Share on social media When Annette Brander was growing up, she always got a great thrill every time the Brisbane Broncos visited her school to run clinics. Now, years later and as an integral member of the club that once inspired her, the Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons forward can't wait to reciprocate the excitement she felt when she joins the Road to Regions tour this week. "When I was in high school, I remember the Broncos came to visit a few times and set up some passing drills and handed out signed hats," Brander recalls...