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John and Jenny are celebrating 60 years of marriage.

60 years of wedded bliss

A YUNGABURRA couple have celebrated 60 years of marriage with a week of festivities with family and friends.

16 January, 2026

Distance education student Yetchezkela Yag-As received the Tablelands Bursary Award, presented by Deputy Mayor Dave Bilney.

The Tablelands News

College students celebrated

Jovie Hilditch has jumped to first place in the mango comp with a 1.385kg submission.

Mareeba News

New leader in mango comp

Luke Turner, Isaac Krems, Braxton Palmer, and Sophie Lynch represented Malanda State School at a national robotics competition.

The Tablelands News

Malanda students put school on the map

Members of the Fox family celebrate their 2025 reunion in Atherton in September.

The Tablelands News

Fox family reunites

Air Force Liaison Officer, Wing Commander Richard Korner is encouraging young north Queenslanders to consider joining the Australian Air Force Cadets.

The Far North News

Calling for new cadets

Ms Durrand proudly shows off her award.

Mareeba News

Excellence in art teaching rewarded

$663K funds for hall upgrades - feature photo

Mareeba News

$663K funds for hall upgrades

From left: Raymond Cater, Mareeba Chamber treasurer Maria Nastasi, Cater’s staff Aileen McDonald and Louise Taylor, and Robbie Cater and Mareeba Chamber vice president Peter Apel are urging locals to purchase a gift card that can be redeemed at businesses like Caters Mensland.

Mareeba News

Card makes gifting easier

From left: St Vincent de Paul Society Mareeba representative Deacon Peter de Haas, Angela Musumeci, and Rosies representative Stacey Crockford.

Mareeba News

‘Tis the season of giving

Callan Baker shows off his catch.

The Tablelands News

Fishing comp boosts fund

Part of the diverse group of new Australians who gained their citizenship at a ceremony held at the Cedric Davies Community Hub conducted by Mareeba Shire Deputy Mayor Lenore Wyatt (pictured right).

Mareeba News

Welcome to the shire

The biggest mango entered to date is a 1.273kg specimen.

Mareeba News

First mango entries are in

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