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Christmas is a time of joy and celebration and whilst the holiday period will look a little different this year, the amount of waste generated will remain the same. 

Over $33,000 in funding has been allocated to six successful applicants under Round One of the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF), which closed on November 22.

Livingstone Shire Council has explored potential short and shorter term parking sites for recreational vehicles and associated infrastructure within the Yeppoon CBD and is now asking for your feedback

Expansion works of the Fig Tree Galleries (formerly the Mill Gallery) are progressing well, as construction begins on the new gallery building.  

The Caves Lions Bicentennial Park has received some welcome additions recently, ready in time for the Christmas and holiday season. 

BirdLife Capricornia and Livingstone Shire Council recently banded together to build a new flight cage for valued wildlife volunteer, Trish White.

Livingstone Shire Council and Central Highlands Regional Council are introducing three new and interactive features to their online Disaster Dashboards.

After years of detailed planning, research, and workshopping, Council is proud to announce the draft release of its Livingstone Coastal Hazards Adaptation Strategy project, entitled Our Living Coast.

Residents are being invited to attend a free, fun family day on Sunday, 29 November, from 9am to 1pm, to learn how they can get ready for the upcoming storm and cyclone season and join in on the action with demonstrations and displays.

Livingstone Shire Council adopted its 2019-2020 Annual Report at its Ordinary Meeting held on Tuesday 17 November 2020.

Livingstone Shire Council is once again showing its support for raising awareness around violence against women with two special relay walks next week on Thursday, 26 November.

With only two weeks left until nominations in Livingstone for the 2021 Australia Day Awards, Council is encouraging the community to get behind their mates and nominate a community champion.

The event, scheduled as a direct result of the Capricorn Coast Food Trail project (an Australian Government bushfire recovery initiative), enabled attendees to engage, be inspired and understand challenges when sourcing and distributing local produce.