Dave Bell
Located along the Queensland coast, Townsville not only has a fascinating and rich history, but Current great living and work opportunities for those looking for a city with a vibrant culture, surrounded by beautiful landscape.
With a population of 200,000 people (from many corners of the world) Townsville is known for many things, whether that be the remarkable layout of the city or the beauty and attractions in the surrounding areas.
Life in Townsville
Townsville is considered by many as the unofficial capital of the tropical North Queensland region. Just a 2-hour flight from Brisbane or minutes’ drive to many other attractions, those living in the city have plenty of options when it comes to lifestyle. That means that if you are a fan of museums and culture, the city has plenty of options such as the Maritime Museum, the natural history museum, and the museum of underwater art, to name a few. If it is the outdoor adventures you are after, there’s plenty of bush walk options, fishing, camping, and basically everything one could possibly want when it comes to creating great moments and memories.
The city is also full of cafes, restaurants, bars, and just about something for everybody when it comes to culture and entertainment, including sport, music, and leisure.
Amongst the many things happening in the city, Townsville is the host to several well-known events such as the Australian Festival of Chambers Music that takes place every July and is held across 10 days. Other big events include celebrating different cultures such as the annual Greek, Indian, Italian and Filipino festivals. All the current and upcoming festivals and activities can be found on the town events calendar
Education
When it comes to schools, Townsville has over 60 private and state schools, including primary and secondary education. It also has a number of options when it comes to universities including the James Cook University (JCU) and CQ University.
The Weather
Townsville has a tropical climate as its north of The Tropic Of Capricorn
The wet season is November – May and dry Season: June – October. The Average temperature one can expect is 25 – 31 degrees.
Further Information for GPs
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Yes. Townsville has a variety of Halal options. Not only that but food stores and supermarkets such as Coles offer Halal groceries where 70% of the food is Halal certified
The main Mosque in Townsville in Townsville is located at 183 Ross River Rd, Mundingburra.
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