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Kuranda

Steps leading down to the Barron River.

Council wants ‘strategic’ land parcel in Kuranda

MAREEBA Shire Council plans to buy a parcel of land from the State Government to improve access to the Kuranda Walk on the Barron River.

9 October, 2026

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Kuranda News

Kuranda gets the treatment

The original Kuranda markets are changing ownership.

Kuranda News

Old Kuranda market for sale

Participating artists Imogen O’Neil, Akasha Mead, Sheila Brim, Georg N. Riley, Ann-Marie Keating, with Connie Rovina (project facilitator) and Jurg Jutzi (founder). Rebecca Koller (absent).

Kuranda News

Giant cassowary project on track

The Kuranda Amphitheatre is set to come alive this Saturday.

Kuranda News

New Kuranda Eco Arts Festival

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Kuranda Visitors Centre’s senior tourism officer Simone Van Der Zwaag (LEFT) and Mareeba Shire Deputy Mayor and chairperson of the Local Tourism Operators group Cr Lenore Wyatt.

Kuranda News

Kuranda lays out the welcome mat

World class harpists head to Kuranda - feature photo

Kuranda News

World class harpists head to Kuranda

Munch & Learn – digital workshops - feature photo

Mareeba News, Kuranda News

Munch & Learn – digital workshops

Kuranda musician Djawarray was named Regional Artist of the Year at the Queensland Music Awards.

Kuranda News

QMA win for Djawarray

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Leah Kelly in the Kuranda gallery, sits amongst her award-winning gowns.

Kuranda News

Fashion sense & sustainability

Kuranda kids discovering a bug’s life - feature photo

Kuranda News

Kuranda kids discovering a bug’s life

Mareeba Local Tourism Organisation chairperson and Mareeba Shire Deputy Mayor Cr Lenore Wyatt (Front, second from right) and over 30 attendees at the Visitor Centres’ conference at Skybury.

Mareeba News, Kuranda News

Volunteers learn to improve experiences

Kuranda musician Djawarray, also known as Bertie Riley, has been named a finalist in the Queensland Music Awards for his song Wulman Wulman. PHOTO: Supplied.

Kuranda News

Kuranda musician nominated for Queensland Music Award

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