Lily Nothling is a reporter for ABC News, based in North Queensland. With a focus on local news in the region, Lily covers a range of topics including environmental issues, crime, entertainment, and weather events. She is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the community she serves.
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Townsville, Australia (Local)
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Lily focuses on local news, particularly breaking and evolving stories related to entertainment and crime in Queensland, Australia. She appears to have a strong interest in covering regional events and developments.
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By: Peter Jean, Lily Nothling
In short: Police have released CCTV footage of a person accidentally setting themself alight during an alleged arson attack on a Canberra barber shop.
By: Lily Nothling
Peter Fyfe never pictured himself as a singer. "I sang when I was a boy, but then my voice broke and I turned into some sort of toad," he chuckled.
By: Lily Nothling
Thursdays are sacred in the Gleeson house. It's the one night of the week the Canberra family has a break from extracurricular activities.
In short: Alex and Anna are among IVF patients and doctors in Canberra who say the ACT's new assisted reproduction technology laws are making it "near impossible" to conceive with donated sperm.
In short: What's next? The Queensland government has called on the Commonwealth to pitch in $1 billion for urgent upgrades to the Bruce Highway, which has been labelled a national disgrace.
In short: Former NRL star James Maloney has been fined $300 after pleading guilty to a drink driving charge in Townsville.
In short: An elusive freshwater crocodile has been deemed no threat to safety and will be permitted to remain in an outback Queensland lake.
By: Georgia Loney, Lily Nothling
Police allege the Townsville man sent between four and five million fake text messages in a phishing scam. The texts claimed to be from Centrelink, Medicare, Australia Post, Linkt and other companies.
By: Lily Nothling
A Chinese national charged over an elaborate phishing scam involving millions of fraudulent text messages claiming to be from agencies including Medicare, Centrelink, and Australia Post was trying to avoid detection, a court has heard.
In short: Queensland Premier Steven Miles says he will take legal advice about removing Townsville Mayor Troy Thompson to cabinet.
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