Preserving cultural history, sharing personal trials and triumphs and empowering like-minded women to connect is being made possible through the art of podcasting thanks to Townsville Citylibraries’ award-winning Deadly Digital workshops.

Gather the knowledge and tools you need to be prepared for all types of disasters at this Sunday’s Get Ready Townsville event.

The best of North Queensland’s sporting talent was celebrated in style on Saturday night as the 35th Annual North Queensland Sportstar Awards returned to Townsville for the first time in nearly a decade.

A boardwalk named in the honour of a late rugby league legend James "Jim" Paterson (Pato) has officially opened, with Townsville City Council proud to recognise Pato’s significant contribution to the game.

Townsville Citylibraries has walked away from the Queensland Public Libraries Association (QPLA) Awards with three top accolades for its service and programs across the city.

Councils from across North and Far North Queensland have converged on Townsville to expand their disaster communications skills.

The Mayor’s Christmas Appeal is back in 2025, and Acting Mayor Ann-Maree Greaney is calling on local charities and organisations to register their interest to headline this year’s appeal.

Local green thumbs are invited to lend a hand to the land this weekend, with Townsville City Council hosting a community planting day along the Ross River.

Twenty school-aged artists will soon help dress the city for Chrissy, with the winners of Townsville City Council’s annual Festive Flags competition announced.

A popular Oonoonba playground that fell victim to a senseless act of vandalism is set to be reconstructed this week.