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Council is once again inviting the Shire’s event organisers to apply for funding or in-kind support as Round 2 of the 2025/26 Event Sponsorship program officially opens next week!

Livingstone Shire Council is intensifying its response to recent vegetation vandalism along the Emu Park foreshore, reinforcing its commitment to safeguard the sensitive dune systems.

Livingstone Shire Council’s leadership on accessibility has gained national recognition, following the success of a Council-led motion at the Australian National General Assembly.

Council is thrilled to announce the launch of Livingstone’s Got Talent – Talent Quest, a brand-new event set to inspire and celebrate the creativity of local young people aged 5 to 19 years.

Council invites residents and visitors to attend the annual Service of Remembrance at St Christopher’s Chapel on Sunday, 6 July 2025.

Livingstone Shire Council has reaffirmed its strong partnership with the Department of Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation (DETSI) working together to reduce illegal dumping across the region

Council is inviting families to take part in a jam-packed season of fun with the return of the Winter on the Capricorn Coast program!

Livingstone Shire Council has officially adopted its 2025–26 Annual Budget, one that positions the region for sustainable growth, improved infrastructure, and enhanced community services.

Livingstone Shire is inviting community feedback on amendments to Councils Local Government Infrastructure Plan (LGIP).

Anglicare Central Queensland (AnglicareCQ), in partnership with the Queensland Government and Livingstone Shire Council are delivering 26 homes, for families on the Capricorn Coast.

Livingstone Shire Council has kicked off a proactive and sustainable Coconut Tree Management Project, designed to enhance public safety, reduce potential hazards, and explore creative community uses f

Livingstone Shire Council is taking bold steps to support long-term housing supply, following the Qld Government’s approval of a new TLPI to unlock growth in key areas across the Shire.

Council is proud to announce it has won Initiative of the Year at the Small Business Friendly (SBF) Program Awards 2025 and was also named a finalist for Regional Member of the Year.

The project to replace the Doonside Bridge has been successfully completed, delivering a brand-new concrete bridge to replace the ageing timber structure.

Livingstone Shire Council is reassuring residents that the issue of overgrown grass along major roads is being actively managed, with all available resources being deployed to address the situation.