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At the Cloncurry Cenotaph on Anzac Day were Cloncurry RSL sub-branch members Left to right is: Peter Mayfield, Bob Guteridge and Susie Patterson, along with RSL sub-branch president Kane Burgess, his wife Brittany, and their three daughters Violet, Freya and Odette. Picture: Matt Nicholls

Eleventh-hour call saves hard-fought Cloncurry RSL project

The Premier had to intervene after North West Weekly made him aware of the issue.

30 April, 2025

Keith Cox and Holly Greenhalgh after delivering a stirring rendition of the Last Post and the Rouse at the Mount Isa Anzac Day morning service.

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Holly ready to take on important Anzac Day role

Cloncurry State School captains Catie Hansen and Faith Douglas read a poem at the Cloncurry Anzac Day service.

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Numbers strong at North West Anzac Day services

Travis McElligott will pass the landmarks lining the outskirts of Mount Isa as he attempts to trek 300km to Gregory to raise awareness for mental health.

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McElligott prepared for epic 300km mental health trek

Independent candidate Steven Clare says he is hoping to make a point that anyone can try their hand at politics.

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Independent pulling out all stops ahead of election

Mount Isa visitors Mikaela Bartlett and Sam Jacobs had their 2023 Toyota HiLux ute stolen on Saturday morning. It was recovered by police about eight hours later after it was abandoned in the car park of a suburban motel.

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Car thieves on the run after a spate on incidents

It is alleged that 1160 vapes, 58,344 illicit cigarettes, 3.3kg of loose tobacco, 1200 nicotine pouches, 38 bongs and 399 ice pipes were seized during the raids.

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EXCLUSIVE: Illicit smokes, vapes seized during tobacco raids

Keith Cox will play his final rendition of the Last Post this Friday as he prepares to leave Mount Isa.

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The Last Post: Keith Cox ready for final performance

Mount Isa mayor Peta MacRae said increasing the usage of Centennial Place by community groups was one way to reduce loitering in the area.

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Park loiterers costing Mount Isa ratepayers

The Gregory River Canoe Marathon will definitely go ahead on May 4 this year after cancellations in 2024 and 2023 due to high river levels.

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Gregory pumped up for back-to-back race days

Graffiti has become a growing problem in Mount Isa.

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Council keen to erase Mount Isa’s graffiti artists

Gulf Christian College principal Andrew Evetts says his school has run out of space to accommodate student growth and wants the existing TAFE site.

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Gulf school desperately needs TAFE site: principal

The Coalition says it has a plan to speed up mining activity in the North West.

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We'll push North West Minerals Province, says Coalition

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