April
Mount Louisa Walking Track will be temporarily closed from Monday as Council teams repair damage caused by record-breaking rainfall.
A new bridge is set to be constructed over Gustav Creek later this year to replace the structure after it was damaged beyond repair in the record-breaking rainfall.
Council is encouraging residents in low-lying areas to take precautions ahead of a weekend of higher-than-usual tides, including two consecutive king tides tipping 3.80 metres on Sunday and Monday.
Three new park benches will be hot property on Anzac Park this Friday thanks to a generous donation by the North Queensland TPI Association (Totally & Permanently Disabled Ex-Service Persons Association).
The First Nations community is invited to join Townsville Citylibraries’ Deadly Digital workshops to preserve and share cultural knowledge for generations to come.
Townsville City Council advisor Mr John Oberhardt, who was appointed by the then Director-General, Department of Housing, Local Government and Public Works in September 2024, completed his final day with Council yesterday.
Keen anglers will be reeling with excitement to know Ross Dam will be open to recreational land-based fishing in just 26 days’ time.
Townsville City Council is reminding residents to be vigilant and keep their pets safe during wild dog mating season.
A former federal member of parliament and local legend has had his name etched into Townsville’s history after the Louisa Creek Bridge was officially renamed today.
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Townsville City Council is lifting the lid on household habits that cause contamination in recycling bins with its bin health check program.
Imagine this: it’s the 1990s, you’re on a work trip at David Jones in Townsville and you happen to be asked to attend a tea party.
Queens Gardens’ wedding lawn and other grassed areas are being senselessly vandalised by electric bikes and scooters, leading to expensive months-long repairs.
Townsville’s southern suburb residents can talk all things Yellow Crazy Ants this weekend at Alligator Creek at a Yellow Crazy Ants Information session.
With Townsville set to host both sailing and football during the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, Townsville City Council is continuing its successful advocacy work off the back of its submission to the State Government’s 100 Day Review.
