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TRADE MISSION TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA, 24 NOVEMBER - 2 DECEMBER 2011
NORTH AUSTRALIAN MARINE RESEARCH ALLIANCE (NAMRA) PhD TOP UP SCHOLARSHIPS
NAMRA POST DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS
AGINVEST FORUM, 3-4 NOVEMBER, TOWNSVILLE
WORKSHOP INVITATION: SMART EXHIBITING IN CAIRNS - 7 OCTOBER
Embracing the tropical brand through experience, innovation and digital media
Marketing destinations for holiday leisure tourism is changing – fast! It is the consumer, empowered by technology who has the final say on a holiday experience either by sharing their holiday through social media or by posting reviews on global sites – seen by thousands of people.
Our panel of tropical experts will present their own experience in keeping up with change in our unique and amazing environment while continuing to deliver world class services and experiences both for our industry and our visitors from all over Australia and the world. Read more
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Senator for Queensland Jan McLucas has welcomed the passage of carbon price legislation through the Australian Parliament’s House of Representatives today. “Today is a critical milestone in build
Changes to the international student visa program will help grow the $100 million international student market in Cairns by making it easier for genuine students to get visas and enhancing the competi
The Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Anthony Albanese today announced that Australian and Japanese airlines would now be able to offer direct flights between Australia and Tokyo's Haneda Airp
THE Far North's signature social event of the year, Cairns Amateurs, has returned to the top of the card, with almost 10,000 people at Cannon Park on Saturday. Were you there? The community sho
THE first round of new seasonal charter flights touch down in Cairns next month with nearly 1000 Japanese students on board. The two-week trip is estimated to inject up to $3 million into the regionâ
ABORIGINAL dancers swapped didgeridoos for kimonos during a cultural exchange at Kuranda yesterday. The Pamagirri Aboriginal Dancers from Rainforestation played host to a visiting dance troupe from T
The mingling at parties, the fashion frocks and frantic bets, the roar of the crowd as the horses charge past the winning post - but it's the quieter moments that are enjoyed most by the hard working
The State Government says a 130-year-old shipwreck, found south of Cairns in far north Queensland in January, will stay where it is. Queensland Environment Minister Vicky Darling says the wreck, foun
TODAY is Ladies Day at Cairns Amateurs, signalling that the region's prestige social and sporting event is well and truly under way. Glamour and business events hit full gallop yesterday with the f
A north Queensland environment group says it is not surprised most sediment running into the Great Barrier Reef comes from the Burdekin. The region tops the list of centres generating the run-off in
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