Results
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Grants support cultural events, environmental pursuits
Nine community groups across Townsville will bring a mix of culture, free events and marine conservation efforts are set to benefit from more than $90,000 of cash grants and more than $2600 in fee waivers awarded at today’s Council’s Ordinary
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Lansdown gains momentum as Council endorses Commercial Framework
The Lansdown Eco-Industrial Precinct reached another major milestone today, with Townsville City Council endorsing a formal Commercial Framework giving industry certainty on the terms of establishing at the precinct.
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Fishing for ideas? Council’s School Holiday Guide’s a reel catch
Townsville families will be hooked planning their September school holiday adventures, with the latest digital School Holiday Guide now available online.
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Biosecurity success story prompts call for continued YCA funding
Townsville Mayor Nick Dametto has called on the State and Federal governments to commit $24 million over four years to continue the fight against Yellow Crazy Ants and protect the region from one of the world's most invasive species.
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School pilot program sows success
What started as garden packages to help Townsville schoolchildren learn about their environment has grown into six thriving school-based gardens as part of Council’s Seeds to Success program.
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The Percivals 2026 People’s Choice Award winners named
Two artists who have immortalised two fellow creatives have been named People’s Choice Award winners in this year’s The Percivals.
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Townsville’s most diverse Youth Council ready to make its mark
Townsville’s most diverse Youth Council is set to shape the future of the city after 11 young leaders were appointed to the 2026-2027 cohort.
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Recovery Roadshow heads to Townsville’s hardest hit communities
Face-to-face sessions are set to improve preparedness in Townsville’s most geographically isolated communities ahead of the extreme weather season.
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King tides expected from Tuesday
Council is encouraging residents in low-lying areas to take precautions ahead of king tides expected from Tuesday.
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Father’s Day Memorial returns to offer reflection and connection
Council’s annual Father’s Day Memorial returns to Belgian Gardens Cemetery tomorrow, offering residents a chance to reflect, remember and connect with others who have experienced loss and grief.
