Livingstone Shire Council, via Knight Frank, are requesting tenders from the marketplace to adopt or enhance the vision developed by Council for “The Station”.
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The first round of the Livingstone Shire Council and The Real Group Community Grants Scheme for the 2022 year opens today.
Opening on Friday 2 September, ‘The Wisdom of Trees’ will be the latest exhibition to be shown at the Fig Tree Galleries.
The upcoming Spring on the Capricorn Coast program is filled with fun and exciting events, and offers a great range of activities guaranteed to add a spring to your step.
Livingstone Shire Council has awarded the contract for the design and construction of the Emu Park Sewage Treatment Plant upgrades to Liquitek Pty Ltd.
Livingstone Shire Council is seeking feedback from key stakeholders and the wider community about future upgrades to Yeppoon’s Normanby Street.
Join Mr Toad, Ratty, Moley and Badger in a cleverly reimagined production of the family favourite, The Wind in the Willows, at Yeppoon Town Hall this school holidays.
Works on Livingstone Shire Council’s Matthew Flinders Drive reconstruction project have been impacted by a number of factors that have caused delays.
The Alley in Yeppoon are leading the way to a more sustainable future after becoming the first restaurant in Livingstone Shire to be crowned ‘Plastic Free Champions’ by Plastic Free CQ.
Both Bangalee and Sandy Point vehicle beach accesses will be closed to vehicular traffic at night for a three-month trial, to protect the environment and local community from hoons.
A priceless piece of Yeppoon’s history has today been formally presented to Livingstone Shire Council for display at Fig Tree Galleries.
Livingstone Shire Council will reapply to the Queensland Government to hold next year’s Show Holiday on 16 June to align with the Rockhampton Agricultural Show.
Livingstone Shire Council has maintained a focus on providing safe drinking water in its 2022/23 Budget to support our community’s future needs.
The cost of running one of Livingstone Shire Council’s major power consuming utilities has been greatly reduced, with the transition to renewable energy.
Waste vouchers are going green from next month in a bid to reduce paper waste and cut printing costs.