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Will Alexandra Park return to its halcyon years?

Softball eyes a Mount Isa revival

The Mount Isa Softball Association is hoping to see a return of senior competition in 2025.

15 January, 2025

Outgoing MIANA president Zara Kuskopf, new president Hayley Tuuta, vice president David Hydon, secretary Emma Schofield, treasurer Latasha Venz, and outgoing treasurer Lucy Barrie.

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Mount Isa Amateur Netball Association enters a new era

Proud Cloncurry product Montaya Hudson has signed a top-24 contract for the Brisbane Broncos ahead of the 2025 NRLW season.

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'Cloncurry kid' eyes big season after signing with Brisbane Broncos

Jimmy Hill, Blackall, Zoe Morney, Windorah, Rex Godfrey, Boulia and Hugh McDonald, Cloncurry.

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Bush kids have a ball in Mount Isa

Jason Hoopert in happier times – aboard The Carpenter after a win at Mount Isa.

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Mount Isa jockey recovering in hospital after nasty fall

Allan Hazle is in full training for his upcoming bout.

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Hazle books title defence fight for February

Ellie Hampson found herself out of the Brisbane team a month ago, but fought back to earn her place back in the side and will line up in Saturday’s grand final.

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Isa-born Brisbane Lions star eyes another AFLW premiership

Mount Isa star Maleya Raitava, 12, has been picked in the under-14 Queensland team to compete in shot put at the Australian All Schools Athletics Championships.

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Sporting star ready to represent Queensland at nationals

Legend Osborne is now studying fitness instruction online with the assistance of New Nation Gym owner Michael New.

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Legend is both a student and a teacher

Keith Ballard gives a salute to the crowd as he prepares to cross the finish line one last time.

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One final salute: Ballard gets another fairytale finish at Mount Isa

Nor Yadi, right, pilots Wagonga to victory in the maiden at Mount Isa.

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Trainers share the spoils at rescheduled race meeting

Apprentice jockeys Chloe Lowe and Tom Orr had to cop a five-and-a-half hour delay to their Qantas flight, forcing them to miss the first two races, but once they arrived they combined to win the remaining five events on the program.

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Triple treat for Orr as apprentice defies Qantas delay to dominate

The Good Shepherd and Spinifex under-15 boys teams after their hard fought match on Thursday.

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Spinifex gets the points over Good Shepherd in touch challenge

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