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Cassowary Coast Regional Council is taking its budget to the community with a series of information sessions to be held across the region throughout the month of July.

Cassowary Coast Regional Council's 2022-2023 Budget was handed down at a Special (Budget) Meeting on Wednesday 29 June 2022.

A crowd of wheels, including skateboards, BMX bikes, scooters and mountain bikes, assembled at the opening of the Cardwell Pump Track today, all eager to be the first to test out the new facility.

This week, Cassowary Coast Regional Council is celebrating Refugee Week, acknowledging the rich cultures and shared values of freedom that make our community a great place to live.

Cassowary Coast Regional Councillors and CEO recently met with local fisherman turned innovator Tom Long at his Kurrimine Beach premises.

Last week, the Murray Upper Rural Fire Brigade officially unveiled a mural painted by local artist, Lavinia Letheby, which creates a special identity for the locally run rural fire station.

A crocodile that took up residency at the Warrina Lakes Botanical Gardens in Innisfail was captured and removed last night by wildlife officers.

Nominations for the 2022 Youth Sport Star Awards are now open. Cassowary Coast Regional Councillor and Community and Culture portfolio holder Trudy Tschui said the annual Sport Star Awards continues to

The Cassowary Coast Careers Day is back in 2022 with over 400 students set to attend and network with local businesses on potential future career pathways.

BMX Pump Track, Nature Playground, Wetlands and more Car Parking are part of the future of the Warrina Lakes Community Parkland.

Cassowary Coast Regional Council is set to save thousands each year and significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions thanks to the installation of solar panels across Council owned and operated asset

More than 300 stem-galling flies, or Cecidochares Connexa, have been released by the Cassowary Coast Regional Council in the Munro Plains area to combat the spread of the notorious Siam Weed (Chromola

Volunteering brings people together and creates stronger, more inclusive, and more resilient communities.

Construction is underway at a number of locations across the Cassowary Coast following the sale of all eighteen properties previously owned by Council in a Tully residential subdivision.

Residents, businesses and visitors to Cardwell and Port Hinchinbrook are welcoming the news that funding agreements for One Mile Creek dredging and Port Hinchinbrook Sewerage Treatment Plant (STP) hav