TOP TEN LIST: Newsport’s most read stories of the year - NUMBER ONE

NUMBER ONE

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The most read story of the year was the closure of the Captain Cook Highway following the impact of Cyclone Jasper and the heavy rains that followed. Picture: Supplied

Drumroll please…. Throughout 2023 we’ve published close to an astonishing 1000 stories on Newsport.

From dingoes, to crocodiles, Council matters, to cassowaries, breaking news to pedestrian crossing matters we haven’t missed a beat as we continue to be your most trusted, recognised, informative and locally based news service across the Douglas Shire.

So, without further ado, let’s see what story gained the most reads and interest on Newsport in 2023.

NUMBER 1

Here it is – the most read story on Newsport this year centred on efforts to clear the Captain Cook Highway after large rocks and debris lined the roadway following the impacts of Cyclone Jasper and the ensuing flood event.

https://www.newsport.com.au/2023/december/efforts-underway-to-clear-highway-to-cairns-anticipating-reopening-in-the-next-48-hours

So, there it is, they were the top 10 most read stories of the year on Newsport in 2023.

We thank you for your continued loyalty, readership and friendship. We can wait to do it all again this year.

 

 


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