July
A place for everyone, fostering creativity and supporting economic activation are the key themes of the new 2020-2024 Townsville CityLibraries Strategic Plan.
Townsville City Council is conducting controlled burns across the region throughout July and August.
Townsville Mayor Jenny Hill is asking residents to stay away from the Mount Louisa walking trails while the tracks are being constructed.
One of North Australia’s largest sculpture festivals is throwing its metaphorical doors open to artists wanting to be part of its 20th anniversary next year.
North Shore Boulevard, which has been closed since 2 July because of damage to the bridge over Stony Creek, will re-open on Monday, 13 July with a temporary load limit in-place until further notice.
Children in Townsville have a new outlet for their energy with a new playground installed at Vincent’s Cambridge Park.
Townsville City Council has issued a call for prospective trainees and apprentices who want to develop their skills and knowledge while helping to build the city.
Townsville City Council will extend the track being constructed on Mount Louisa to give walkers and runners a great workout as well as magnificent views across the city.
Townsville City Council is asking the community for help in identifying those responsible for leaving rat bait pellets around the central business district and on The Strand.
Do you know a senior deserving of recognition for their contributions to the community? Townsville City Council is looking for nominations for the 2020 Seniors Awards, which will be presented during Seniors Week in August.
The number of patrons allowed in Townsville’s CityLibraries and the Perc Tucker Regional Gallery will increase this week thanks to the further easing of COVID-19 restrictions.
The Townsville community is being asked to provide feedback on a plan that, once finalised, will guide the management of the city’s three botanic gardens – Queens Park, Anderson Gardens and the Palmetum - for the next 10 years.
Townsville City Council engineers have completed an initial inspection of the bridge over Stony Creek, which forms part of North Shore Boulevard, which was damaged overnight when a vehicle was set alight under it.
