Updated: 20 October 2026
Cutheringa Track repair works will commence soon. Council is currently engaging a contractor to undertake the necessary repairs to the walking track. Subject to contractor availability and weather conditions, works are expected to commence in October, with the track anticipated to reopen in late November 2026.
Castle Hill is a much-loved landmark with tens of thousands of locals and tourists climbing it each year to enjoy the spectacular 360-degree views of Townsville including the Coral Sea, Magnetic Island and the CBD.
It is easily accessible and suitable for people of all ages, fitness levels and capabilities. Facilities include multiple walking tracks, car parking, toilets, drink fountains and shaded seating.
In 2021, construction of a new walking trail connecting Castle Hill to the central business district was completed. There is also a new track connecting the existing Maidenhair Track to the Goat Track.
The new Panorama Event Lawn at Castle Hill is available for booking.
Council is taking recovery support on the road, with a series of community events planned across some of our region’s more remote communities. Connected communities recover better - let’s do it together.
Townsville’s Got Talent returns for a special Morning Melodies performance at the Townsville Civic Theatre. Celebrating local performers across music, dance and theatre, the concert promises a diverse program filled with passion, creativity and entertainment.
Council’s Community Sentiment Survey is a city-wide survey that gives community members the opportunity to tell Council what is working well, what needs improvement and what matters most to them. The survey closes 30 October 2026.
To keep Townsville growing, Council is actively involved in the delivery of projects to provide vital infrastructure and exciting development opportunities.
Originally conceived by the North Queensland Potters Association, these awards have continued to flourish through Townsville City Gallery's partnership with the Potters Association. The 2026 biennial North Queensland Ceramic Awards are on display at Perc Tucker Regional Gallery, 19 September 2026 – 17 January 2027.