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With major power stations closing, North Queensland is key in Australia’s energy debate. How will the nation meet future demand?
Queensland Fire and Rescue swiftwater teams conducted a high-risk rescue in Belyando, while recovery efforts continue across flood-hit North Queensland.
New officers have joined Townsville Police as part of QPS’s first graduation of 2025, strengthening frontline policing in the region.
Hear and Say appoints Sharon Stokell as CEO, bringing over 35 years of leadership to expand speech pathology and hearing services across Queensland.
Rescues, power outages, and recovery efforts continue across North Queensland as crews work tirelessly to assist flood-affected communities.
What’s Happening? Following last year’s rapid sell-out success, Townsville Enterprise has announced the return of the Mates Rates campaign for 2025, offering 50% off tours, accommodation, and experiences up to the value of $250. The campaign is designed to boost tourism during the low season and will be available exclusively through townsvillenorthqueensland.com.au. To access the discount, visitors must register by 9 February, with the sale going live on 10 February until sold out. Travel bookings can be made until 3 April 2025. Why It Matters? The initiative provides a direct boost to local tourism businesses during the quieter months while allowing residents and visitors to explore the region at a fraction of the cost. The overwhelming demand for the 2024
Townsville City Council has endorsed the Biosecurity Plan 2025-2030, strengthening efforts to control invasive species and protect the region’s environment, economy, and public health.
Coastal vs. inland—Townsville Enterprise and RAPAD battle for federal funding of Queensland’s green energy transmission lines.
Since Nov 2022, Lavarack Barracks MakerSpace has empowered soldiers to create practical solutions, from improved mortar sights to retractable cam nets.
Townsville’s landmark to glow purple and blue for Feeding Tube Awareness Week 2025.
With major power stations closing, North Queensland is key in Australia’s energy debate. How will the nation meet future demand?
Queensland Fire and Rescue swiftwater teams conducted a high-risk rescue in Belyando, while recovery efforts continue across flood-hit North Queensland.
New officers have joined Townsville Police as part of QPS’s first graduation of 2025, strengthening frontline policing in the region.
Hear and Say appoints Sharon Stokell as CEO, bringing over 35 years of leadership to expand speech pathology and hearing services across Queensland.
Rescues, power outages, and recovery efforts continue across North Queensland as crews work tirelessly to assist flood-affected communities.
What’s Happening? Following last year’s rapid sell-out success, Townsville Enterprise has announced the return of the Mates Rates campaign for 2025, offering 50% off tours, accommodation, and experiences up to the value of $250. The campaign is designed to boost tourism during the low season and will be available exclusively through townsvillenorthqueensland.com.au. To access the discount, visitors must register by 9 February, with the sale going live on 10 February until sold out. Travel bookings can be made until 3 April 2025. Why It Matters? The initiative provides a direct boost to local tourism businesses during the quieter months while
Townsville City Council has endorsed the Biosecurity Plan 2025-2030, strengthening efforts to control invasive species and protect the region’s environment, economy, and public health.
Coastal vs. inland—Townsville Enterprise and RAPAD battle for federal funding of Queensland’s green energy transmission lines.
Since Nov 2022, Lavarack Barracks MakerSpace has empowered soldiers to create practical solutions, from improved mortar sights to retractable cam nets.
Townsville’s landmark to glow purple and blue for Feeding Tube Awareness Week 2025.
With major power stations closing, North Queensland is key in Australia’s energy debate. How will the nation meet future demand?
Queensland Fire and Rescue swiftwater teams conducted a high-risk rescue in Belyando, while recovery efforts continue across flood-hit North Queensland.
New officers have joined Townsville Police as part of QPS’s first graduation of 2025, strengthening frontline policing in the region.
Hear and Say appoints Sharon Stokell as CEO, bringing over 35 years of leadership to expand speech pathology and hearing services across Queensland.
Rescues, power outages, and recovery efforts continue across North Queensland as crews work tirelessly to assist flood-affected communities.
What’s Happening? Following last year’s rapid sell-out success, Townsville Enterprise has announced the return of the Mates Rates campaign for 2025, offering 50% off tours, accommodation, and experiences up to the value of $250. The campaign is designed to boost tourism during the low season and will be available exclusively through townsvillenorthqueensland.com.au. To access the discount, visitors must register by 9 February, with the sale going live on 10 February until sold out. Travel bookings can be made until 3 April 2025. Why It Matters? The initiative provides a direct boost to local tourism businesses during the quieter months while
Townsville City Council has endorsed the Biosecurity Plan 2025-2030, strengthening efforts to control invasive species and protect the region’s environment, economy, and public health.
Coastal vs. inland—Townsville Enterprise and RAPAD battle for federal funding of Queensland’s green energy transmission lines.
Since Nov 2022, Lavarack Barracks MakerSpace has empowered soldiers to create practical solutions, from improved mortar sights to retractable cam nets.
Townsville’s landmark to glow purple and blue for Feeding Tube Awareness Week 2025.
