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Mount Isa residents and visitors alike will get a chance to kick up their heels and celebrate the city’s centenary in style at the 100 Years Gala Dinner, proudly organised by Mount Isa City Council.

Mount Isa Mayor Danielle Slade says she is not surprised that Mount Isa has topped the list for youth crime statistics in Queensland.

Registrations for Free Plants Day 2023 are now open.

Council has adopted a Housing Action Plan for Mount Isa which aims to respond to a number of housing issues in the city.

Mount Isa City Council has approved the preliminary overall structure plan, and the final Stage 1 concept plan, for the subdivision of the block of land known as the former Gliderport in Healy.

Local performers and school students will get on board to celebrate Mount Isa’s 100th birthday with the rest of the community on Thursday, February 23, at Kruttschnitt Oval.

Mount Isa Police-Citizens Youth Club (PCYC) volunteer Nikki Row is the 2023 Mount Isa Citizen of the Year.

Mount Isa Mayor Danielle Slade has called for Mount Isa residents to have a zero-tolerance approach to antisocial or criminal behaviour by always reporting illegal activity to the Police.

Mount Isa is officially turning 100 on February 23, 2023, and to celebrate, Mount Isa City Council is hosting a range of community events on the day.

Council is keeping a close eye on the water level of Lake Moondarra, with tighter water restrictions likely to be introduced if the level drops below 30% of capacity.