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Charters Towers Regional Council is excited to announce the series 7 premiere of Australian Survivor is scheduled to air on Channel 10 at 7:30pm on Monday, 31 January 2022.

A new pool in Charters Towers will be delivered thanks to funding from Queensland Government via the Resources Community Infrastructure Fund (RCIF).

Endemol Shine Australia, the producer of Australian Survivor, recently completed filming Season 7 of the reality TV show in the Charters Towers Region.

The Region’s 150 Year celebrations will commence tonight at the Christmas Fair with a retelling of Jupiter Mosman’s account of his chance discovery of gold.

Charters Towers Regional Council is urging locals to consider their pets during the upcoming storm and festive season. Fireworks and thunder can be very distressing for your pets.

At today’s General Meeting of Council Mayor Frank Beveridge announced Councillor Sonia Bennetto has made the difficult decision to resign as Deputy Mayor, effective 7 December 2021.

Charters Towers Region residents, young and old, are urged to get ready for storm season. Some of our youngest community members were recently encouraged to learn how to prepare for severe weather.

The popular free after-school youth sports programme Move It NQ will be hosting a ‘Laser Skirmish Christmas Party’ on Monday, 29 November 2021.

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Charters Towers! Council is encouraging residents to enter the annual ‘Light Up Our World’ Christmas Lights Competition.

Boaties and skiers can once again hit the water at the Weir Recreation & Ski Park located upstream of the Burdekin Weir.

Get the kids into the spirit of Christmas with the annual Light Up Our World colouring in competition.

Today we will once again come together on Remembrance Day, the day we commemorate the end of the First World War

Council is calling on the community to take advantage of funding that is available for activities, art projects, and events for the 150 celebrations in 2022.

Significant operational changes will occur to the World Theatre from February 2022 to save money for ratepayers and to ensure the World Theatre can continue to provide for the community.

With storm season upon us, Council is urging the community to ‘Get Ready’ by preparing a ‘What If’ plan.