Charters Towers is bringing a touch of tradition back to the streets, with the return of the Town Crier. Every Friday from 10:30am to 12:30pm, the Crier will stroll through the CBD, ringing the bell and sharing what’s on across the region during the busy tourist season.
Women from across the region came together this morning to celebrate their shared experiences and strength in agriculture.
The Charters Towers Regional Council has handed down its 2025–26 Budget, with a focus on keeping essential services running and renewing ageing infrastructure.
The Charters Towers Social Softball Club hosted its second annual corporate slow pitch event on Sunday, bringing together local teams for a day of friendly competition.
The Millchester Motor Sport and Recreation Facility was the place to be over the weekend, as the Go for Gold Rally Sprint brought high-speed action to town.
The Charters Towers Christian Outreach Centre is welcoming Australia’s Ambassador to the ICEJ as a guest speaker this Sunday.
Lissner Park and Apex Park are getting brand-new playgrounds, with fresh equipment already being installed. As the old structures were nearing the end of their usable life, Council asked the community for feedback—and now, those ideas are being brought to life.
The World Theatre remains closed, nearly four months after it was first shut down due to water damage caused by extreme weather earlier this year.
At the start of the year, Towers Arts was on the brink of closure. But thanks to a dedicated new committee and renewed community spirit, the local arts group has turned things around.
Charters Towers Showgrounds was buzzing with energy over the weekend as the 46th annual Motor Show and Swap Meet brought in big crowds and even bigger engines.