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Pages tagged "council election"


Talking Climate with Townsville's Mayoral Candidates

Posted on Climate Action Now by Crystal Falknau · March 04, 2024 1:09 PM · 2 reactions

Troy Thompson, Harry Patel and Jenny Hill

Townsville residents know we're on the frontlines of climate change, and the need for strong local leadership on climate action and environmental conservation is higher now than ever before.

Last night, NQCC invited Townsville's three mayoral candidates to share their perspectives and priorities on all things related to climate, environment and liveability, as they responded to questions from NQCC and the community.

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