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Christine Fittock of Tully Heads with her creation, ‘It takes many hands to raise a child.’ Pictures: Supplied

Art brings region together

SOMETHING big is happening in Tully this July and it’s putting the region’s creative heartbeat firmly in the spotlight.

9 July, 2026

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Mayor Teresa Millwood (left), members of the Tully community and other councillors mark the switching on of tree lighting at Banyan Park on State of Origin game two night. Picture: CCRC

Tully News

Trees light up park

Important safety upgrades have been completed on the Bruce Highway in Tully between Dean Road and Tully High School. Picture: DTMR

Tully News

Highway upgrade finalised

Cassowary Coast Regional Council will soon begin demolition and site works at Violet Smith Park, Tully, to replace the existing public amenities building with a new modern facility that meets current standards and accessibility requirements. Picture: CCRC

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Toilet block upgrades

Peter Buttsworth from the Rotary Club of Tully with Tully Commonwealth Bank manager Natalie Sala. Picture: Supplied

Tully News

Rotary gets cash boost for programs

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The Cassowary Coasters Line Dancers raised money for the Queensland Cancer Council at a recent morning tea. Picture: Supplied

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Dancers put it all on the line to raise money for cancer

Mayor Teresa Millwood and Gulnay Traditional Owner Clarence Kinjun officially open the Tully battery project office. Picture: Cassowary Coast Regional Council

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Battery scheme will profit Tully groups

An artist’s impression of the planned battery energy storage system. Picture: Supplied

Tully News

Tully powers up for future

The Dean Rd intersection with the Bruce Highway at Tully is being upgraded. Picture: Google Maps

Tully News

Highway upgrade begins

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Historian Geraldine Renneberg, who laid a wreath with Tully RSL sub-branch president Allan Coenik and Tully RSL sub-branch members, Dave Waldon and Simone Titterton at a new headstone for Private John Hourihan who is buried in the Tully cemetery. Pictures: Supplied

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WW1 soldier gets final recognition 97 years later

George Hicks (livestock trainee), Beau White (auctioneer) from Charters Towers and Anthony Ball (NQ/NT livestock manager and stud stock) standing over the first pen of the sale. Picture: Supplied

Tully News

Town’s cattle prices on par with larger regional markets

The Tully Visitor and Heritage Centre will be permanently closed from June 30 under a major Cassowary Coast Tourism shakeup. Picture: Cassowary Coast Tourism.

Tully News

Visitor centre to shut

Tully Gem Club’s youngest active member Joseph Jensen is learning the art of gemstones from club stalwart Bob Van Den Bogaart. Picture: Supplied

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Joe’s love of shiny gems

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