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  1. Festival of Stories returns with a new Book Week chapter

    Townsville's young readers, budding storytellers and curious minds are being invited to discover the magic of books when Townsville City Council's Festival of Stories gets underway from tomorrow.

  2. Five dogs a day collected from Townsville streets

    An average of five dogs a day are being collected by Townsville City Council after escaping from their homes, highlighting an ongoing issue that is costing ratepayers and putting people and pets at risk.

  3. Sing set to hit the big screen at Riverway Movie Night

    A soundtrack of popular high-energy hits will be streaming from Riverway Stadium this Friday night, and live rent-free in your head into the weekend as the hit family flick Sing is projected for the August Riverway Movie Night.

  4. Riverway Stadium scoreboard named for Townsville AFL great

    A football legend who helped shape the growth of Aussie Rules in Townsville will soon be immortalised at the code's local home, with councillors today voting to name the Riverway Stadium scoreboard in honour of the late John Durkin.

  5. Battery fire closes major CBD road

    A major Townsville city centre road has been forced to temporarily close after a waste truck caught fire this morning.

  6. Townsville beaches receive rehabilitation funding

    Six coastal locations impacted by the 2025 North and Far North Tropical Low event are set to benefit from more than $4 million in rehabilitation works following Townsville City Council's successful funding application through the Coastline

  7. TCC and Quinbrook sign MoU to progress nation-leading manufacturing precinct

    Townsville City Council and Quinbrook-owned project company Solquartz have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to advance the Northern Quartz Campus at the Lansdown Eco-Industrial Precinct, which would be Australia's first integrated

  8. Blooming back better: Historic rose garden gets a fresh start

    More than 130 years after roses were first planted at Queens Gardens, Townsville City Council is helping the iconic garden flourish again after a significant pest infestation almost wiped out the treasured botanical display.

  9. Council invests in next generation to tackle skills shortage

    Townsville City Council is investing in the next generation of local workers, launching its largest-ever Apprenticeships and Traineeships Program as skills shortages continue to affect industries across Queensland and Australia.

  10. King tides expected from Monday

    Townsville City Council is encouraging residents in low-lying areas to take precautions ahead of king tides expected from Monday.

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