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Mossman, Port Douglas

Douglas Shire Historical Society Members (from left) Anne Lloyd, Pam Willis Burden, Ann-Marie and Stephen Anich are keen to preserve a cane bin as part of their museum dream. Picture: Gary 'Gazza' McIlroy

Sweet dreams for historian

A SUGAR museum at the now defunct Mossman sugar mill site is the dream solution for Douglas Shire Historical Society stalwart Pam Willis Burden.

14 April, 2025

This $5.3 million-plus residence has everything the discerning home owner could yearn for. Picture: Supplied

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Tropical living at its greatest

Just some of the fine ‘Pinch of Saffron’ exhibits currently on show at the Douglas Arts Studio Gallery. Pictures: Supplied

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Last chance for a Pinch of Saffron

Alina Polishuk with show characters Sam Carmichael, Bill Austin and Harry Bright. Picture: Supplied

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Curtain rises for Mamma Mia!

A harmonious feast to celebrate Mossman’s cultural diversity was held at Mossman Support Services. Picture: Gary ‘Gazza’ McIlroy

Mossman, Port Douglas News

We should all live in harmony

A harmonious feast to celebrate Mossman’s cultural diversity was held at Mossman Support Services. Picture: Gary ‘Gazza’ McIlroy

Mossman, Port Douglas News

We should all live in harmony

Singer Glenn Shorrock, who now lives at Port Douglas, is part of the Savannah Sounds line-up for Port Douglas Carnivale. Picture: Occhio Photography

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Resort town ready to party

Farmacist program leader Will Higham (left), Farmacist extension leader Belinda Billing and rice farmer Charlie Piccolo at the meeting discussing rice. Picture: Supplied

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Rice could be the next crop

An artist's impression of the new splash park at Port Douglas.

Mossman, Port Douglas News

Splash park underway

In honour of tireless women - feature photo

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In honour of tireless women

Marine Rescue Port Douglas president Ross Wood. Picture: Supplied

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Future sealed for vital body

A Douglas Shire local (name withheld) peruses the old touch screen system, now updated with a new website. Picture: Supplied

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Lost history is back forever

Rosie Douglas is TPDD’s new chairwoman.

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Bright outlook for tourism

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