A $5 million upgrade of the Yeppoon Sewage Treatment Plant will serve the town’s growth well into the future, the Member for Keppel and Assistant Education Minister Brittany Lauga said today.Mrs Lauga said the $5M in funding from the Queensland Government’s Building Our Regions programme has lifted the plant into the future and vastly improved its effectiveness.“Yeppoon Sewage Treatment Plant Upgrade project will support the Queensland Government’s Reef 2050 Plan by delivering water quality outcomes and enhanced recycling.“This project will provide the highest level of effluent treatment to deliver water quality outcomes to both maximise reuse and to meet the imperative of the Reef 2050 Plan.

When Samantha Wood was a child, she loved nothing more than reading and never went anywhere without a book.

With a number of fires burning within Livingstone Shire this week, Council is urging the community to remain vigilant as our region experiences increased fire danger.Deputy Chair of the Local Disaster…

While the sun has set on the Emu Park Art Gallery’s home for the past 15 years, a new beginning is on the horizon as a long-term community arts hub is set to be established in Emu Park in 2020.Member …

From the basics of turning on a computer or using a keyboard to posting on social media, senior Livingstone residents will get the opportunity to learn valuable skills in digital literacy as part of t…

Emu Park’s Bell Park will be the place to be from 9:30am – 2pm on Friday 20th September, as thousands of community members are expected at the annual Beach Day Out event as part of Disability Action W…

As another year passes, the community has another opportunity to nominate an unsung hero they believe contributes to making our region a better place as part of the Livingstone Shire’s 2020 Australia …

Meeting with Defence Ministers critical to address Shire-wide negative financial impacts on Livingstone ratepayersWith the Shoalwater Bay Training Area (SWBTA) expansion rapidly increasing the trainin…

We all know that we need to protect the environment, but it can be overwhelming knowing where to start.That’s why Council has partnered up with local agencies and organisations to showcase some of the…