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Cassowary Coast Regional Council is pleased to be a finalist for the Queensland Small Business Friendly Award 2024 in the category of Regional Member of the Year.

Innisfail community members are invited to have their say on a more pedestrian-friendly township through the development of a walking network plan with the Queensland Department of Transport and Main

Innisfail State College was abuzz today as over 500 students from Tully to Babinda attended Careers Day. A collaborative event sponsored by Cassowary Coast Regional Council, the Cassowary Coast Caree

Construction of the Port Hinchinbrook Sewerage Treatment Plant (STP) has surpassed 70% completion, accumulating a direct spend with Cassowary Coast businesses worth over $2.6 million.

Cassowary Coast Regional Council’s local law officers are taking the lead in encouraging responsible dog ownership by increasing their presence in public spaces.

The 2024 MARKYT® Community Scorecard is being sent to all residential letterboxes in the Cassowary Coast asking the community to rate local services, facilities and programs.

Cassowary Coast Library and Museum Services is pleased to present Connecting Communities Photo Exhibition in support of celebrations of Tully’s 100th anniversary.

The project delivery will commence on Tuesday 14th May 2024, weather permitting.

Cassowary Coast Regional Council is excited to announce the completion of stage two maintenance works to the Geraldton Bridge, Innisfail.

The Cassowary Coast Events Strategy 2024-2028 supports the development of a calendar of sustainable events that draws on the unique attributes of the region as a destination like no other.

Council wishes to advise the commencement of the footpath replacement works along Mourilyan Road (eastern side) to Bartle Street on Monday 22 April 2024.

The Cassowary Coast will soon commence best practice waste management with the introduction of a new kerbside recycling collection service to be implemented across the region. Cassowary Coast Regional

Cassowary Coast Regional Council is developing a Foreshore Management Plan (FMP) for the Kurrimine and Cowley Beaches.

The Cassowary Coast Regional Council is pleased to announce the progression to stage two of the Geraldton Bridge project in Innisfail.

Wildlife officers from the Department of Environment, Science and Innovation (DESI) have installed three recent crocodile sighting warning signs at the Maria Creek boat ramp at Kurrimine Beach.