Five THINGS TO DO

Fans of all things 80s will get to immmerse themselves in the decade of big hair and

bigger vocals with All Fired Up at the Townsville Civic Theatre. The 80s musical hits the stage tonight and will turn back time as it tells the story of Tammy Tooth, a woman experiencing a midlife crisis who finds herself transported back forty years, coming face to face with her younger self. Email: ticketshop@townsville.qld. gov.au

As part of the community education strategy, Townsville City Council is hosting Get Ready Townsville at Jezzine Barracks tomorrow. This community event runs from 9am-12pm and will provide residents the chance to equip themselves with the knowledge and resources to deal with natural disasters. It’s aim is to educate new community members on natural disasters, and ensure long-term residents continue to take preparedness seriously.

Combining having fun, driving a mini

a and supporting lo local business is the aimof aim of th the Mini Treasure Rally. Starting at Ray White Munro at 8am tomorrow, participants will solve clues leading them to various local businesses around town. For tickets go to www.facebook.com/ Townsvilleminitreasurerall y.

Learn more about what’s on offer at the TAFE campus in Pimlico in 2023 at an Open Day today from 10am2pm. You wll be able to tour the facilities and get all your questions answered. There will be demonstrations, workshops, activities, live entertainment and food as the teachers share their wisdom. Registrations are required.

The Riverway Triathlon

Grand Prix is a fantastic sprint

and enticer triathlon event offering a great racing format over two days. The Grand Prix style racing includes a timed swim, bike, and run with transitions done in your own time and three different legs back to back. With six exciting races over two days, there is something for everyone. The racing kicks of this afternoon at the Riverway Lagoons and Parklands from 4.30pm-7pm. Cost is from $18.50.