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From a local music festival to an artistic development seminar in Finland, five local artists and groups have received funding under the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF), which will reopen for a

While the recent wet weather has been a welcome change for the region, residents are being urged to take care around the home and implement measures to safeguard themselves ahead of the expected incre

Livingstone Shire Mayor Bill Ludwig has today joined the official opening of the first tenancy in Stage 1 of the exciting new Capricorn Coast Homemaker Centre in Yeppoon.

Following the success of its first twelve-week programme, Council and Advance Queensland is pleased to offer local entrepreneurs and business owners the chance to scale-up, develop networks and launch

Livingstone Mayor Bill Ludwig has doubled-down on calls for Australian Defence Force and their Shoalwater Bay Army Training Area (SWBTA) estate management to lift their game and work side by side with

Livingstone Shire Council is continuing to be proactive when it comes to bushfire mitigation, with a significant mitigation burn scheduled to commence this weekend.

With the growing frequency and number of catastrophic wildfire events now occurring across Australia, it is time for Federal and State Governments to jointly commit to working more pro-actively...

The Federal Government announcement of additional the grant of $75,000 to assist primary producers hard hit by the recent bushfire disaster have been welcomed.

Current wildfire management threat at Shoalwater Bay Army Training Area should not need to wait for a Royal Commission before action is taken to protect Livingstone Shire Residents.

Council’s proactive vision, along with the input of approximately $3.11 million from the State Government through the ‘Works for Queensland’ program is transforming the former animal pound and sewage