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The Cairns Bulletin was an independent newspaper in circulation in Cairns. [1] It covered the Cairns area from Palm Cove in the north to Gordonvale in the south with a distribution of 38,000 copies, reaching a population of 90,000+ residents. It was available in a print edition and online.

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References

  1. "The Cairns Post". cairnspost. Retrieved 3 August 2023.