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They started out as a bunch of strangers, but the Nursery Natives volunteer team members have more in common than just a love of gardening.

Yeppoon’s water play feature, Keppel Kraken, will soon have six new inground jets and more flat play area!

After experiencing one of the most devastating bushfires our region has faced in 2019, Livingstone Shire Council is proud to host the upcoming Bushfire Recovery and Resilience Forum in conjunction with Growcom.

After collating community feedback on Council’s annual budget plans last year, the 2021 - 2022 Budget Paper is now open for consultation.

Livingstone Shire Council showed its support of St Brendan’s College when it held its annual walk Against Domestic Violence today, as part of Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month (DFVP Month)

Seven community led projects in Byfield, Cawarral, Joskeleigh, Keppel Sands, Marlborough, Mt Chalmers, and Ogmore have been delivered by Livingstone Shire Council and residents.

For a limited time, Livingstone Shire Council is offering spaces for free microchipping under a new Council initiative to help families keep their pets safe!

The Community Centre team will be out and about in Yeppoon’s Town Centre on Wednesday 5 May, to help celebrate and highlight the important role neighbourhood houses and community centres play within the community, as part of Neighbourhood House Week 2021.

The Capricorn Coast Writers Festival, proudly supported by Livingstone Shire Council, Keppel Coast Arts, The Sundae Agency and Chapter officially launched today.

As part of Council’s continued commitment to improving its essential services, the Yeppoon Sewage Treatment Plant (YSTP) has recently been upgraded to produce Class A recycled water for distribution to customers to use largely for irrigation.

Over $50,000 will soon be dispersed across fourteen (14) not-for-profit community groups and sporting clubs within Livingstone Shire, following Council endorsement yesterday

In an effort to reduce the effects of dust and prevention of gravel wash outs on the Shire’s rural road network, Council will hold its first trial using the advanced technology of liquid soil stabilisers in Livingstone this week.

The development of a new Resource Recovery Centre at Yeppoon’s Landfill has commenced, thanks to funding from the Queensland Government’s Resource Recovery Industry Development Program (RRIDP)

Emu Park’s main street will soon be home to a new purpose-built single storey community arts centre.