Council is offering free pet microchipping at the Animal Care and Education Centre.This is an opportunity to have your dog and cat safely and permanently identified at no cost.Microchipping is a reliable and simple way to be reunited with your pet if it gets lost, providing a permanent form of identification that can't be removed or lost like a collar or tag.The microchip contains a unique number linked to your contact information in a database, making it easy for Council, shelters and vets to scan the chip and contact you if your pet is found.Council’s free microchipping sessions at the Animal Care and Education Centre, 55 Links Dr, Woree will be held on: Monday 28 April from 1pm to 4pmTuesday 29 April from 1pm to 4pmWednesday 30 April from 9am to middayFriday 2 May from 9am to 4pm.

Cairns Regional Council advises of the following changes to services due to the Easter, four-day long weekend (Friday 18 April to Monday 21 April).Council’scustomer service centre at Spence St will be…

Council is urging State and Federal governments to support secure, affordable long-term housing solutions for Cairns....

The Cairns local government area has been included in the State Government's 2025 Valuation Program.Property owners will be receiving their new land valuation notices to come into effect on 30 Jun…

Cairns Regional Council welcomes today’s announcement from LNP candidate for Leichhardt, Jeremy Neal, committing $1 million towards the revitalisation of Muddy’s Playground.“This funding commitment—ma…

Cairns Regional Council welcomes today’s announcement from LNP candidate for Leichhardt, Jeremy Neal, committing $1 million towards the revitalisation of Muddy’s Playground.“This funding commitment—ma…

The Cairns local government area has been included in Land Queensland's 2025 Valuation Program.Property owners will be receiving their new land valuation notices to come into effect on 30 June.We …

With the Federal Election now confirmed for 3 May, Cairns Regional Council remains committed to advocating for critical funding priorities to support the region’s growth and livability.

With the Federal Election now confirmed for 3 May, Cairns Regional Council remains committed to advocating for critical funding priorities to support the region’s growth and livability.