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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY WITH FIRST-HAND WEDGWOOD EXPERIENCE
Townsville locals now have the chance to get up close and personal with Wedgwood: Artists and Industry as a volunteer for the landmark exhibition.Wedgwood: Artists and Industry will open its doors at Perc Tucker Regional Gallery on April 6, sharing the story of the...
REUSABLES REBATE RETURNS FOR TOWNSVILLE RESIDENTS
Townsville residents will be able to help their hip pockets while saving the environment when they make the most of Townsville City Council’s reusables rebate program. Now open for its third year the 50 per cent rebate aims to combat the almost 4470 tonnes of...
CONTAINERS FOR CHANGE
Townsville City Council is partnering with Containers for Change for a Townsville-first trial to increase container recycling and benefit the community. The trial involves installing 50 Container Exchange Points to public bins along The Strand and Jezzine Barracks for...
GET MORE BANG FOR YOUR BOOK
Get on the same page as book clubs across Townsville by registering your group to browse and borrow from Townsville Citylibraries’ extensive book club collection for free. Citylibraries has more than 120 book club sets, giving readers the chance to read popular titles...
COUNCIL APPROVED MOUNT LOW DEVELOPMENT
In exciting news for over 50’s looking to downsize, Townsville City Council has approved a planning application for a Relocatable home park of 350 lots in Mount Low. The decision was unanimously made in today’s Ordinary Council meeting to approve the Material Change...
COUNCIL DEFENDS TOWNSVILLE AGAINST MOZZIES!
More than 1000 hectares of prime mosquito breeding grounds have been treated since the beginning of 2025 by Council’s dedicated vector control team. Acting Mayor Ann-Maree Greaney said Council had been proactively treating known mosquito breeding sites around the...
WATER RESTRICTIONS ONGOING
Townsville City Council is calling on the community to continue sticking to medium-level water restrictions as repairs start on the damaged supply pipeline for Council’s Northern Water Treatment Plant. The pipeline was damaged by landslips caused by the recent weather...
COUNCIL RENEWS PATHWAYS
More than 430 metres of footpath is set to be replaced at one of North Ward’s most popular shopping and dining precincts in the months to come. The Mitchell, Gregory and Eyre Street pathway upgrade jointly funded by the State Government’s Works for Queensland program...
PICNIC BAY RECEIVING NEW AMENITIES
Picnic Bay is receiving a new architecturally designed public amenities block, replacing the more than 40-year-old structure with a modern and accessible facility. Acting Mayor and divisional councillor, Ann-Maree Greaney said the new amenities block had been a long...