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Unfortunately, the installation of the shade sails over the unshaded play equipment in Centenary Park is delayed from Council's original advice.

The Charters Towers Regional Council has entered the watch and act phase of its flying-fox relocation program due to the risk to flying-fox young.

Charters Towers Regional Council has now endorsed the highly anticipated 2023-2033 Community Strategic Plan.

A local family is excited to be making a splash following the announcement that they have been appointed as new managers of the Kennedy Regiment Memorial Pool (KRMP).

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

Ray White Nasco with Ray White Geaney/Kirkwood, on behalf of Charters Towers Regional Council, are conducting an online auction.

Council is advocating for a new hospital and is calling on the community to attend a forum regarding the Charters Towers Health Service.

Due to the large number of animals being processed through the Dalrymple (H.M. Clarke) Saleyards, in conjunction with the extended wet season experienced this year ...

With an action-packed weekend planned to cater for everyone, there has never been a better time to purchase tickets to the Rush Festival, with attendees given the chance to win a huge cash prize.

Some of Australian’s best musicians will perform at the Rush Festival’s Goldrush Concert in Charters Towers on Saturday, 7 October 2023.

If you're planning on doing some laps at the Kennedy Regiment Memorial Pool during Winter, please note access to the facility is via the 25m heated indoor pool entrance on Plummer Street only.

The Rush Festival is set to return with 3 days of activities and entertainment from 6 – 8 October 2023. Following the success of Rush Festival last year, the weekend of fun is coming back.

Tickets for Council’s 2023 Business Excellence Awards Gala Dinner are now on sale. Council officially announced the launch of the 2023 Business Excellence Awards at the Quarterly Business Breakfast ...

A reminder that Dave Chapman Park remains closed to the public.

Charters Towers Regional Council representatives have been busy advocating for the Region, meeting with ministers and advisors from the Australian Parliament.