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Nominations for the Australia Day Awards 2022 are closing Friday 19 November 2021.

Charters Towers Region residents are being encouraged to join in a nationwide festival of pre-loved stuff.

Festival of Small Halls is returning to Charters Towers on 22 October 2021 at the St Paul’s Playhouse.

Charters Towers Regional Council has announced that building works on the Water Park are set to recommence within the next couple of months after works had to be placed on hold.

Charters Towers has welcomed an additional 80 film crew and contestants this past week for the next season of Australian Survivor.

The Twilight Markets and Film Festival are on again this Saturday, 9 October 2021. Enjoy great food, a variety of market stalls and short films made by the local schools.

Towers Rush is back! It’s the annual event that turns Charters Towers into one huge playground. Now in its 7th year, Towers Rush is 4 hours of fun-filled action for all ages and fitness levels.

Charters Towers Regional Council has installed a new flood marker at the Macrossan Bridge to showcase the history of the mighty Burdekin River.

Charters Towers Regional Council will roll out another round of wild dog and feral pig baiting across the Region.

There’s a new look and feel to the Visit Charters Towers website.

Charters Towers Regional Council half-yearly rates notices have been delayed due to a recent financial management system upgrade. They are scheduled to be mailed out on Monday 18 October 2021.

Charters Towers is ready to celebrate its 150-year anniversary. Council has endorsed a range of events to mark the occasion. The 150 Years Celebrations will commence in December this year...

Residents of the Charters Towers Region are being called on to nominate unsung heroes in the community for the 2022 Australia Day Awards.

Improving road safety was the driving focus for a roundabout at the Racecourse Road and Peek Street intersection.