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Calling all Cape York and Torres Strait Island Artists!

Calling all Cape York and Torres Strait Island Artists!

Cook Shire Council, in partnership with the Regional Arts Services Network, is pleased to announce that applications are now open to all Cape York and Torres Strait Island artists for the chance to take part in a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to showcase their...

Residents Relieved as Marton Swing Bridge Re-opens Ahead of Wet Season

Residents Relieved as Marton Swing Bridge Re-opens Ahead of Wet Season

Cook Shire Council is pleased to announce that with repairs to the approach ramps of the Marton Swing Bridge coming to completion, the bridge is scheduled to reopen in coming days – ahead of the approaching wet season. 25 October 2022 - 12:58PM Pictured left to right...

One-way and a shared pathway as Sherrin Esplanade sets to reopen

One-way and a shared pathway as Sherrin Esplanade sets to reopen

Stage 6 of the Revitalisation of Charlotte Street, the upgrade works to Cooktown’s Sherrin Esplanade, are due for completion in the coming weeks, with the road anticipated to be open in September. 12 August 2022 - 10:54AM “Enhanced amenity and access have been key...

Cooktown Swimming Pool upgrades to begin on 24 July 2026

Cooktown Swimming Pool upgrades to begin on 24 July 2026

Important upgrade works at Cooktown Swimming Pool will begin on Friday 24 July 2026, requiring the pool to close temporarily. The first stage will involve upgrading the pool’s chlorination system. Subject to the works progressing as planned and the system being...

Discover something new during Library and Information Week

Discover something new during Library and Information Week

Whether you want to feel more confident using technology, learn how to spot misleading information, meet other families or simply give the kids space to create, there is something for everyone at Cook Shire Libraries during Library and Information Week 2026. Libraries...

Don’t let disaster take your ID

Don’t let disaster take your ID

Losing important personal documents during a disaster can make getting back on your feet far more difficult than it needs to be. Following the devastation caused by Cyclone Jasper, many residents lost essential documents including driver licences, passports, bank...