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Central Queensland’s strong commitment to Australia’s Defence will be on show when regional partners meet senior Defence and political figures this week at Avalon 2023, Australian International Airshow, Aerospace and Defence Exposition in Victoria.

Council is pleased to announce local arts organisation, Keppel Coast Arts, will take on the role of licence holders of Fig Tree Galleries from this month. 

Livingstone Shire Council has today endorsed the nomination process for filling the upcoming councillor vacancy created by the resignation of Councillor Nigel Hutton.

Livingstone Shire community groups and sporting clubs can now apply for a share of funding to deliver innovative projects and programmes, thanks to Livingstone Shire Council’s latest round of communit

Livingstone Shire Council is one of 21 Queensland Councils set to share in $2.3 million of funding to tackle illegal dumping throughout the Shire.

Livingstone Shire Council is urging the Capricorn Coast community to participate in Clean Up Australia Day (Sunday, 5 March 2023) to help keep the Shire’s beaches, waterways, wetlands, and creeks in h

Libraries in Livingstone Shire are feeling the love this February, with celebrations and competitions in store for Library Lover’s Day.

Livingstone Shire’s most outstanding citizens have been recognised for their achievements at a special Australia Day Awards event that took place today.

Three of Livingstone Shire’s impressive public art projects have been named as finalists in the 2022 Australian Street Art Awards.

Council has resolved to support a proposal to provide a 12-month tenure agreement to KBSC to permit the club to relocate its sailing operations to an area of Reserve for Park and Recreation.

Nigel Hutton has today announced his intention to resign as an elected councillor of Livingstone Shire Council effective 31 March 2023.

Council is ramping up security measures at its Yeppoon Works Depot following two break-ins as well as an attempted break-in over a three-month period.

Community feedback is being sought on four-wheel-drive (4WD) beach access at Livingstone Shire’s southern beaches.

At today’s Ordinary Council meeting, Councillors resolved to move forward with two exciting new opportunities for the Western and Eastern precincts of 'The Station' site.

Livingstone Shire Council has today resolved to support amended plans submitted for the Emu Park unit development on the corner of Pattison and Granville streets.