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Charters Towers Regional Council has re-signed the Small Business Friendly Commitment, renewing its dedication to backing local small businesses.

Charters Towers Regional Council is pleased to report that the initial three-week Flying-Fox Relocation Program at Lissner Park has been successful.

Charters Towers Regional Council wishes to inform residents that the Valuer-General, Laura Dietrich, has confirmed she will consider late objections to land valuations

Charters Towers Regional Council is pleased to announce that Round One of the Community Grants Programme for 2025/2026 is now open.

2025 ANZAC DAY CLOSURES

Charters Towers Regional Council is pleased to announce the formal adoption of the 2025 - 2035 Community Strategic Plan and the 2025 – 2030 Destination Management Plan at its April General Meeting.

Charters Towers Regional Council is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Scott Greensill as Interim Chief Executive Officer, commencing 6 May 2025.

Following extensive planning and consultation, the relocation of the flying-fox colony at Lissner Park is set to begin on Wednesday, 16 April 2025.

Charters Towers Regional Council remains committed to delivering the much-anticipated Kennedy Regiment Memorial Pool Redevelopment.

Charters Towers residents and the business community are advised that Council has now moved to a Level 1 Water Restriction.

Exciting changes are on the horizon as Renew Charters Towers is set to bring life back to vacant spaces and foster a hub of creativity and innovation.

Charters Towers Regional Council invites the community to provide feedback on the draft 2025-2030 Destination Management Plan, a strategic plan for tourism growth over the next five years.

Charters Towers residents and the business community are advised that Council has now moved to a Level 4 Water Restriction.

Charters Towers Regional Council is pleased to announce that the draft Community Strategic Plan is now available for public review and feedback.

Charters Towers residents and the business community are advised that Council has now moved to a Level 1 Water Restriction.