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Pet owners across Townsville are being warned to take extra precautions to keep their furry friends safe as heatwaves impact North Queensland. Townsville Mayor Nick Dametto said the warning comes after the Bureau of Meteorology issued an extreme heatwave warning for...

As summer sets in and the days stretch out, Townsville City Council has extended operating hours for recreational fishing at the Ross Dam. Townsville Mayor Nick Dametto said the recreational fishing spit had been a reel hit with local anglers since its opening in May...

More than 1225 drains have been cleared across Townsville this year ahead of the upcoming high-risk weather season, and there are more in the pipeline as Council furthers its preparations. The works, which started following this year’s extended rainfall event, have so...

A pre-Christmas call-out has been issued to the city’s sports and fitness groups, with registrations now open for next year’s Get Active Sign-On event. Health-focused groups of all persuasions, ranging from soccer clubs and walking groups through to pilates studios...

Thousands of potholes have been filled, hundreds of trees have been pruned and more than 100km of roads and footpaths have been line marked by Townsville City Council’s crews this year. Council manages a road and transport network of more than 600 kilometres of...

Sustainable Christmas gifts are on the cards this year with Townsville City Council partnering with Outlook Australia to open Refindit at the Hervey Range Resource and Recovery Centre from today. Mayor Nick Dametto said it was terrific to see Outlook bringing life...

Stanley Street has today re-opened, with Townsville City Council wrapping up essential stabilisation works as part of a project dedicated to ensuring the safety of inner-city road users for years to come. The $3.71 million Castle Hill Road and Stanley Street Slope...