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Cr Brett Moller (first left, at rear), says the council is not dysfunctional. Picture: Cairns Regional Council

Council ‘not’ in a shambles

CLAIMS that the Cairns Regional Council was “dysfunctional” were disingenuous and a “grubby little game of state politics”, a council meeting heard this week.

2 August, 2026

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Former Woree House tenant and now Mission Australia peer support worker Jasmen Sivyer at the supported accommodation service, which has recorded 203 tenancies since opening in 2016. Picture: Hugh Bohane

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Giving 200 people hope

Council staff at the Spence St headquarters. Picture: CRC

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Careers fair at regional council

Mayor Amy Eden refused to apologise at the latest council meeting. Picture: Facebook

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Cr Eden refuses apology

Indigenous Australians Minister Malarndirri McCarthy (second from left) poses with AFL Cape York House students Sylvia, Lucy and Diwadi (surnames withheld). Picture: Supplied

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Girls show minister the way

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Mayor Amy Eden has shutdown debate on her misconduct admissions. Picture: Facebook

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Mayor applies muzzle

Cairns Mayor Amy Eden (right) and resource recovery and waste management executive manager Stephen Cosatto promote correct recycling practices at Cairns Regional Council’s materials recovery facility. Picture: Hugh Bohane

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Put waste in correct bin

Cairns Mayor Amy Eden was not invited to a pre-budget meeting involving all other regional councillors. Picture: Supplied

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Mayor frozen out of meeting

Cairns Regional Council has changed some development policies to cut red tape. Picture: iStock

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New moves to cut red tape

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AFL Cape York House students with the Nautilus Aviation chopper. Picture: Paul Furse/Gunggandji Aerospace

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Students soaring after big red chopper lands on oval

Deputy Mayor Brett Olds. Picture: Supplied

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Mayor’s ‘gotcha’ bid crashes

Cairns Mayor Amy Eden threatened to kick out the CEO Ken Gouldthorp and Cr Matthew Tickner during this week’s council meeting. Picture: Nick Dalton

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Mayor: ‘You’ll be kicked out’

The De Jarlais Pavilion at Cairns Showgrounds is to receive $32,812 worth of airconditioning upgrades thanks to a gambing benefit grant. Picture: Cairns Show Association

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Cooling show building

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