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The Whitsunday Healthy Heart project, has recruited 37 ambitious businesses partners from the tourism sector to start tracking and reducing their carbon emissions.

The Electoral Commission of Queensland has officially declared Clay Bauman as the newly elected Councillor of the Whitsunday Regional Council after the recent Division 2 by-election.

At the ordinary meeting in Proserpine today Whitsunday Regional Councillors voted to appoint Warren Bunker as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

Whitsunday Regional Council is aware that the approaches to Ted Cunningham Bridge on Strathmore Road have suffered damage following a significant rain event in the area.

Register for an eRates notice before 20 January 2023 to go into the draw to win $500 off your rates bill.

Our Council owned and operated Whitsunday Coast Airport is the fastest growing regional airport in Australia and was last night voted “Best Large Airport” at the Australian Airports Association Awards

A by-election to fill a vacancy in the office of Division 2 Councillor will be held on Saturday 3 December 2022.

Increased water security in times of natural disaster and the drinking water supply for Airlie Beach and surrounds have doubled with the completion of the two 12.5 megalitre Cannon Valley Reservoirs.

Councillor Al Grundy has indicated his intention to resign from his role as Whitsunday Regional Councillor for Division 2, effective Friday 14th October 2022.

Water Notices Due 21 September 2022

Thursday 22 September 2022

Whitsunday Regional Council’s flags are at half mast as we join those around the world paying respect to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

The Electoral Commission of Queensland has officially declared Julie Hall as the newly elected Mayor of the Whitsunday Regional Council after the recent Mayoral by-election.

Sipping champagne in a luxurious tent or bush camping waterside…. the choice will soon be yours with Red Cat Adventures announced recently as the new caretakers at Lake Proserpine.

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