Latest News

Over the coming months, Charters Towers Regional Council will review and update the Community Strategic Plan (CSP) to ensure it reflects the community’s vision for the future.

Council is seeking community input to update the Destination Management Plan (DMP) to help guide sustainable growth of tourism across the Charters Towers Region.

Council is in the process of developing a five-year plan for economic development in the Charters Towers Region and is seeking community input.

Applications for Round Two of Charters Towers Regional Council’s Community Grants Programme will open on Friday, 1 November 2024.

The Rural Industry Advisory Group is a key initiative aimed at ensuring rural residents have a direct channel for providing input on significant issues affecting our rural community.

Charters Towers Regional Council has today launched its Apprentice and Traineeship Program for 2025.

Charters Towers Regional Council recently adopted the “For Construction” designs for the Kennedy Regiment Memorial Pool (KRMP) Redevelopment Project.

Charters Towers Regional Council is reinforcing its dedication to transparent and accountable governance through its newly developed Community Engagement Strategy 2024-2028.

Tickets sales are still ticking over for the Rush Festival’s fast-approaching Goldrush Concert in Charters Towers on Saturday, 12 October.

Charters Towers Regional Council is proud to host a special event in celebration of Queensland Seniors Month, recognising the invaluable contributions our seniors make to the community.

Charters Towers Regional Council has ceased flying-fox dispersal activities due to black flying-foxes carrying young.

Charters Towers Regional Council is taking a firm stance against illegal dumping, urging residents and visitors to report any illegal dumping.

Council is set to resume the flying fox dispersal program utilising various noise deterrents to move returning Flying Foxes from Lissner Park.

The Charters Towers Rush Festival is back in 2024, bringing a jam-packed weekend for all ages to the region.

Charters Towers Regional Council is showing its commitment to community by advocating for a Regional University Study Hub which will require the support of a working group to drive the project.