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Cr Pat Eastwood was today appointed as Deputy Mayor at Livingstone Shire Council’s post-election meeting.

Livingstone Shire Council conducted its Declaration of Office meeting where Mayor Adam Belot and the six elected Councillors were officially sworn in, following the 2024 Local Government Electio

A fun and inclusive day of sport to try for both kids and adults living with physical, sensory, and intellectual disabilities will be held in Yeppoon next month!

Capricorn Coast will host international market gardening guru Jodi Roebuck this April to help farmers learn about Stacking Regenerative Enterprises and market gardening for profit.

Get ready to unleash your creativity with the launch of Livingstone Shire Council’s inaugural Love Livingstone Street Flag Contest!

The Capricorn Coast Multicultural Group, in collaboration with Livingstone Shire Council, invites residents to come together and celebrate cultural diversity at a special event marking Harmony Week.

Livingstone Shire Council is delighted to announce the much-anticipated Easter on the Capricorn Coast 2024 program, thoughtfully planned to engage the hearts and minds of our vibrant youth community.

Livingstone Shire Council is pleased to announce that it has secured additional funding to continue its efforts in combating illegal dumping within the Shire.

Lace up your dancing boots, throw down your picnic blanket and buckle up for an evening full of fantastic live country music and entertainment for the first Beach, Boots and Beats event!

Council wishes to advise that Emu Park Transfer Station is closed until further notice after testing detected levels of asbestos on site.

Yeppoon Aquatic Centre Cooee Bay will be unavailable to patrons from mid-year as planned upgrades get underway.

Livingstone Shire Council is inviting residents to have their say on the future direction and expansion of the Barmaryee Multisport Precinct.

As Round Two applications for the 2023/24 RADF approaches, artists both established and emerging, and those that deliver community arts projects, are being encouraged to apply.

Recent incidents at Yeppoon Landfill have re-ignited the severe risks posed by improper disposal of marine flares and other hazardous items in general waste kerbside bins.