Three key rural roads in Livingstone Shire have recently received sealing upgrades and widening, which is welcome news to residents who regularly travel these roads.The $2.97m Greenlake Road project includes sealing 2 kilometres from Artillery Road, with works continuing on upgrading a further 2.5 kilometres, including its intersection with Lake Mary Road, funded by Council and the Australian Government’s Roads to Recovery Program providing $2,650,000.

Livingstone Shire Council is about to commence work on the Adelaide Park Road Reconstruction Stage 2, from the St Brendan's Drop off area to Panorama Drive, including upgrades to the Noon Drive Inters…

An interesting look into the debris found in our local stormwater drains is all part of a fantastic community project aimed at creating awareness of what kind of waste is entering our region’s waterwa…

Livingstone Shire Council wishes to advise the community that regular services will return to the Yeppoon Lagoon and Keppel Kraken from midday tomorrow (July 3) to coincide with the Queensland Governm…

CQUniversity’s Yeppoon campus will take on a new lease of life, thanks to a community-focused agreement with Livingstone Shire Council.

An online survey has been launched this week as part of Council’s and the Livingstone Shire Local Disaster Management Group’s continued commitment to supporting the community during the recovery from …

It’s the new age of dinosaurs! There has been a buzz of excitement around the entrance of Yeppoon landfill recently, as the popular art installation welcomes new additions to its dinosaur family.

Livingstone Shire Council is thrilled to announce its partnership with the CQUniversity Village Festival in support of the iconic event, after securing a three-year agreement.The funding of $98,000 ov…

More investment in roads, economic development, parks and open spaces, sport, and community development projects are just some of the key areas residents would like to see considered in Council’s 2020…