February
A revegetation project undertaken at Oak Valley last year has successfully provided an abundance of native grasses for the endangered black-throated finch.
Townsville City Council will this week re-start the relocation of Flying Foxes from the main areas of Dan Gleeson Memorial Gardens back into the rear corner of the park as part of its ongoing management plan.
Visitors will be able to take a new perspective on drawing with the works of 10 artists from across the country making up the new Perc Tucker Regional Gallery exhibition.
Add some love to your life this Valentine’s Day with Townsville City Council’s half-price cat and kitten adoption sale.
Contractors have poured more than 450 cubic metres of concrete to complete the first foundation slab for two new clarifiers at the Douglas Water Treatment Plant.
Townsville City Council is encouraging neighbours to get to know each other by hosting a community event ahead of Neighbour Day.
Close to 1,000 animals found their fur-ever home last year thanks to Townsville City Council’s Animal Care and Adoption Centre.
Good progress is being made on a $2.1 million project to replace water infrastructure in Stagpole St in West End.
Townsville City Council wants to see more of the city’s pets microchipped.
Experience Groundswell: Recent Movements Within Art and Territory at Pinnacles Gallery or from the comfort of your own home by taking a digital tour through the exhibition from next week.
Townsville’s current French-manufactured parking meters have reached the end of their serviceable life after 12 years.
Townsville City Council is calling on the community to have its say on the future planning for four parks and playgrounds across the city.
Construction is underway on an innovative approach to reduce the impacts of riverbank erosion near Ross Park as part of an environmental restoration project.
Mosquitoes can be a significant nuisance as well as carriers for many disease-causing viruses, and Townsville City Council is urging locals to follow a few simple tips to prevent the insects from setting up breeding sites around Townsville homes.
