G’Day and Welcome to Tieri

Tieri thrives as a unique community amongst the native Australian landscape of central North Queensland, offering visitors and locals alike an inviting country lifestyle and charming view of the much-loved Australian outback.

Whether you are drawn to the nearby botanic gardens, first-class sporting facilities, are a keen fisherman wanting to test out the best local waterways or are looking to immerse yourself in a community where everyone can contribute to make a difference, Tieri holds a special place in the hearts of everyone who visits.

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21 Apr 2026

Explore More – Central Queensland Highlands

Discover more about our region; Explore the Central Highlands, a place where wide-open landscapes, rich history and genuine country hospitality come together. Whether you’re here to explore national parks, uncover ancient stories, or simply enjoy the easy pace of rural life, our Visitor Guide will help you make the most of your time in this remarkable region. Your next adventure starts here....

23 Sep 2026

Tieri News Spring Edition – 2026

The wait is over! The latest edition of Tieri News is brimming with exciting updates from Oaky Creek Coal and heartwarming stories from our community. Your printed copy will be in your hands shortly!

12 Nov 2026

QLD Ballet First5Forever Dance Workshop

Queensland Ballet’s Community, Education and Dance Health team are delighted to be partnering with the Central Highlands Regional Council to present a First 5 Forever Storytime Workshop at the Tieri Library. Designed to spark imagination, musicality, and natural movement in children aged 2-5 years, creating a joyful experience to share with an important grown-up. Join in at the Tieri Library on Thursday 19th November 2026. These workshops are an initiative of the Central Highlands Regional Council and Queensland Ballet and are supported by the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF). RADF is a partnership between the Queensland Government and the Central Highlands Regional Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland.