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There are more than 200 events on the list, all in date order with still more to come.
If you know an event that should be on the list, email heidi.petith@news.com.au
This list will be updated as more events are announced so make sure to keep check on what’s happening, right here.
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Mackay Roadshow by Audi Centre Townsville
When: 9.30am to 5pm, Wednesday, May 19 to Saturday, May 22 as well as 9.30am to 1pm on Sunday, May 23
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The Easter long weekend is choc-a-block with goodies for those young and old.
Between live music, face painting, Easter egg hunts and even an off-road challenge, there has got to be something for everyone.
Now, the hunt is on to find your perfect long weekend spot.
Organisers of each event advised plans were proceeding but the changing COVID-19 situation could throw a spanner in the works at the last minute.
And if we have missed an event you want listed here, email lillian.watkins@news.com.au and we will add it in.
For the kids
Self-guided Easter egg hunt at Caneland Central
The historic two-storey, four-bedroom brick residence built in 1938 sold for $1.27 million in January. Situated on 125 hectares, the cane-farm property with a brick fence to match also has a two-bedroom lowset cottage and two large machinery sheds. This stunning property at 12 Ian Wood Drive, Dolphin Heads sold in July for $1.57 million. Picture: realestate.com.au
12 Wood Drive, Dolphin Heads The property has breathtaking 360 degree views of Dolphin Heads, the Coral Sea, Brampton, Keswick and St Bees Islands. This stunning property at 12 Ian Wood Drive, Dolphin Heads sold in July for $1.57 million. Picture: realestate.com.au The 4103sq m allotment has its own private-tree lined driveway leading to secure car garaging for four vehicles.
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Subscriber only A popular Mackay forest and 4WD track has closed to the public as ex-tropical cyclone Imogen continues to deliver heavy rain and flooding. A HQPlantations announcement stated Cathu State Forest would be shut until at least Thursday, January 14 when staff could assess risks and road conditions. The business has also closed its plantations on the Hinchinbrook Coast, specifically around Ingham and Cardwell. HQPlantations is appealing to the public to respect these closures so that safe and responsible access to the plantations can be restored as soon as possible, the public announcement stated. People should not attempt to clear plantation roads of fallen trees and other debris.