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Cassowary Coast

Centacare FNQ Tully members Kathryn Lawson and Myke Tran at the Tully disaster recovery and resilience hub. Picture: Supplied

Helping those to recover

CENTACARE FNQ’s disaster recovery hub is up and running in Cardwell and Tully to provide additional support and recovery assistance to Cassowary Coast residents in the aftermath of

11 June, 2025

Cassowary Coast Indigenous Art Show celebrates Reconciliation Week 2025. (no names unfortunately). Picture: Cassowary Coast Regional Council

Cassowary Coast News

Plan for cultural harmony

Cassowary Coast Regional Council is to charge ratepayers $2.25 every six months to post them their rates notices. Picture: CCRC

Cassowary Coast News

Rates postage charge anger

Mayor Teresa Millwood (right) and a council local law officer (name withheld) take the lead on responsible dog ownership. Picture: Cassowary Coast Regional Council

Cassowary Coast News

Dog conduct in crosshairs

The Cassowary Coast Regional Council is selling off community housing in Innisfail (as pictured), as well as Tully and Cardwell.

Cassowary Coast News

Anger over housing deal

Councillor Renee McLeod (left) with Grayson Cavallaro of Roscoe’s Piazza. Picture: Cassowary Coast Regional Council

Cassowary Coast News

Honouring small business

The Etty Bay stinger net which may be removed.

Cassowary Coast News

Stinger nets in danger

A competitor jumps for joy during an earlier Adventure World Racing Series held in Australia. As part of the event, The Amazons Australia is coming to the Cassowary Coast in July. Picture: Tri Adventure

Cassowary Coast News

Challenge for women

Mourilyan Harbour where the silicon will be shipped overseas. Pictures: Ports North/SRA

Cassowary Coast News

Mine to create 180 jobs

Centacare sets up disaster resilience support shop - feature photo

Cassowary Coast News

Centacare sets up disaster resilience support shop

Cassowary Coast councillors Ellen Jessop (left) and Mayor Teresa Millwood with the recycling bins.

Cassowary Coast News

Yellow lid bins marching in

Aborigines don’t want the dingo referred to as a wild dog. Picture: indianoceanimagery/iStock

Cassowary Coast News

Dingoes are ‘not wild dogs’

Cassowary Coast Regional Council staff check out damage after the recent floods.

Cassowary Coast News

Coast in full recovery mode

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