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Charters Towers Regional Council will apply for funding to upgrade critical water infrastructure.

The countdown is on until the launch of the Charters Towers Region’s own unique tourism brand.

School is back and so is the Charters Towers Move It Programme. The free after-school youth-based activity programme is designed to help children develop their skills and abilities while also promoting

Five new trainees have started work with the Charters Towers Regional Council as part of the Skilling Queenslanders for Work First Start program.

More than $5 million worth of development applications were lodged with the Charters Towers Regional Council for the October to December quarter 2020.

Following flood warning advice issued by the Bureau of Meteorology, Council anticipate the Macrossan Bridge at Sellheim will close later today and may remain closed for some time.

It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas with the Community Christmas Markets at the Charters Towers Showground next Wednesday.

More development applications were lodged with the Charters Towers Regional Council in October than the previous three months combined.

Good prices and strong supply have led to a higher-than-average turnout at the weekly sales at the Charters Towers Dalrymple (H.M. Clarke) Saleyards.

Mayor Frank Beveridge has congratulated CPB Contractors after they were awarded the tender for the Charters Towers Greenvale Australia-Singapore Military Training Initiative project near Greenvale.

Local artists can apply for round one of the 2020-2021 Regional Arts Development Fund.

One of the biggest weekends on the Charters Towers' calendar is about to kick off.

New disability access ramp for Rotary Lookout

Charters Towers Regional Council will continue its push to see State Government coordinated Wild Dog 1080 Baiting continue across the Region and wider state.

Charters Towers Regional Council has taken flying-fox relocation efforts into its own hands.