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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.

Charters Towers Regional Council has today made a decision to relinquish its role as proponent, developer, owner and operator of the Big Rocks Weir Project (BRW) to the State Government.

Charters Towers Regional Council adopted the 2024-25 Budget at its Statutory Budget Meeting held today.

Charters Towers Regional Council's Mayor and Councillors have taken a significant step towards upholding their duties and responsibilities.

Charters Towers Regional Council are on the hunt for their next Camp Host, willing to extend their stay in Charters Towers and call the local Showgrounds their home during the upcoming tourist season.

Charters Towers Regional Council has opened Round 1 of the Community Grants Programme, designed to empower and support community-driven projects that benefit the Charters Towers Region.

As the vibrant heart of our local economy, small businesses in Charters Towers are set to take centre stage in May.

The Rush Festival is set to return bigger and better with 3 days of activities and entertainment from 11-13 October 2024, with tickets on sale now.