While some residents have been able to return to their properties overnight, the community is being urged to keep away from the fire-affected areas unless it’s absolutely necessary.The Local Disaster Management Group met this morning to discuss the current fire situation as emergency services and community agencies continue to work around the clock to help residents return safely to their properties.LDMG Chair and Mayor Bill Ludwig emphasised the importance of the community listening to the messages of caution from emergency authorities, and not to enter those areas impacted by the devastating fires.

With thick smoke blanketing our region today, residents are being encouraged to adhere to emergency services advice and remain at their safe places to allow emergency services full access to areas of …

Livingstone Shire’s Local Disaster Management Group (LDMG) is urging members of the community to stay out of bushfire affected areas while emergency services are trying to contain the blazes.Fire crew…

Motorists travelling throughout the area are reminded to take the necessary precautions and drive to the conditions that have been created due to limited visibility from the thick smoke that is curren…

The Livingstone Shire Local Disaster Management Group was activated on 9 November in response to a fast moving fire that is believed to have started along Cobraball Road and moved swiftly throughout t…

A family fun day out will be held in Emu Park’s Bell Park next weekend, to help residents learn more about coastal hazards on the Capricorn Coast as part of Tsunami and Storm Surge Information Day.A f…

The installation of smart LED street lighting, free public WiFi, bin sensors and interactive digital place making features have recently been completed in and around The Hub at Beaman Park as part of …

Livingstone Shire Council continues to show its support towards protecting one of the world’s most precious natural assets – the Great Barrier Reef – after taking part in the Reef Guardian Council Ste…

As part of Australian Food Safety Week, which runs 9-16 November, Livingstone Shire Council will be holding an information stall in Yeppoon Central from 12 to 14 November to help raise awareness of th…