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Cassowary Coast Regional Council will commence work on a new pathway along Dalrymple Esplanade that will link suburbs together and take advantage of the beautiful views of the Johnstone River.

Local students at The Rainforest School in Mission Beach recently welcomed Manduburra Traditional Owners to their classroom to share knowledge of the Seagrass Restoration Project.

Changed traffic conditions will be in place whilst Council is undertaking a project to replace a culvert located on Tully Gorge Road, Tully.

Council is committed to embracing the unique perspective of youth across the Cassowary Coast to assist with informing and guiding the future of the region.

Council is commencing a major renewal project to replace part of the drainage system located in and near Callendar Park, Cullinane.

Cassowary Coast Regional Council wishes to advise that the Bingil Bay Campground, located on Alexander Drive, will be temporarily closed.

Council and the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) are developing a draft Walking Network Plan for the Tully area to encourage walking as a more desirable option and identify future walking

Cassowary Coast Regional Council will be undertaking repairs to an undermined culvert slab on Foxtail Avenue, Port Hinchinbrook.

With the commencement of the Innisfail Footpath Renewal project, the bus stop currently located outside the Bunnings car park will be temporarily relocated to allow renewal works

Cassowary Coast Regional Council is encouraging residents to build a greener tomorrow by taking advantage of Council’s free native tree giveaway.

A new shared pathway will improve connectivity and encourage locals and visitors to ditch the car and explore South Mission Beach on foot or on bike.

Cassowary Coast Regional Council is seeking tenders from suitable applicants to manage and facilitate the Buy Back Shops and operations at three locations across the region including, Mission Beach, T

Walking and riding will soon be easier in Innisfail thanks to a $550,000 project that will renew five pathway sites across Innisfail.

The major $1.87 million project to upgrade a key road in Tully is now complete.

Council continues work in Port Hinchinbrook with construction underway on Keith Williams Drive, Foxtail Avenue, Carpentaria Drive and Commercial Drive.