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  1. Free library learnings on offer with Expert in Residence program

    Discover, create and learn new skills with Citylibraries Townsville’s Expert in Residence program.

  2. Council enhances safety through new operating hours

    Council is implementing new operating hours at the Riverway Lagoons to increase community safety at the popular facility.

  3. Vale Susan Roberts: Council honours long-serving city advocate

    Townsville City Council has acknowledged the passing of Susan Roberts, a long‑serving community advocate and dedicated contributor to the city’s civic and cultural life.

  4. National Gallery of Australia loans renowned art piece for new PTRG exhibition

    Perc Tucker Regional Gallery will welcome a significant North Queensland artwork back to Townsville at this week’s launch of In the Heart of the North (Part 2).

  5. Pencil in galleries visits with new exhibition calendar

    Get your fill of world-class art right in the heart of Townsville with the launch of the Townsville City Galleries Exhibition Calendar.

  6. Printmaking workshop, exhibition inspires young First Nations artists

    Emerging First Nations artists are celebrating culture and experiencing the thrill of exhibiting in North Queensland’s premier art gallery as part of the Young Indigenous Printmakers program.

  7. Council welcomes new starters to bolstered city workforce

    Nineteen recruits embarking on new careers have joined one of the city’s largest employers, bolstering the civic workforce dedicated to growing Townsville.

  8. Townsville classrooms set to grow skills for a sustainable future

    Select Townsville primary school students will soon have the chance to get their hands dirty and grow their understanding of nature through a new school-focused gardening initiative launched by Townsville City Council.

  9. Iconic walking tracks to undergo works

    Castle Hill’s iconic and well-trodden walking tracks are getting some much-needed tender love and care over the coming months, paving the way for a better experience for the thousands of daily users.

  10. Community called on to help shape the future of Summergold Park

    Mount Low community members, and park enthusiasts from across the city, are encouraged to have their say on the future transformation of Summergold Park.

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