Individual and community projects to help protect threatened species including koalas, platypus and greater gliders, as well as combat invasive weeds, have been supported by Council grants.
Scenic Rim Regional Council today adopted its 2022-2023 Budget at a Special Meeting in Beaudesert, announcing total expenditure of $103.2 million for the coming financial year.
Council has approved the first stage for a proposed development in Hoya that will include the subdividing of 29 residential lots at this week’s Ordinary Meeting.
At last week’s Ordinary meeting, Council endorsed a landmark strategy for investment in smart technologies and commitment to smart collaboration, planning, design and local services, while aligning with the values of the region, to deliver a vibrant and prosperous economy and community.
A performance and a workshop that will produce landmark works of art, and a project to help preserve the region's rich heritage, have been awarded a total of $32,135 in grants from the Scenic Rim Regi
Scenic Rim Regional Council are proud to release the first Biodiversity Strategy Report Card which provides a holistic evaluation of achievements and efforts made between 2015-2020 to preserve biodiversity in the region.
Scenic Rim Regional Council has again received a low relative risk rating for its long-term financial sustainability in the Local Government 2021 report issued by the Queensland Audit Office (QAO), noted at last week's Ordinary Meeting.
The Winter Harvest Festival is back, bigger and better than ever, serving up a delicious day of family fun at the Aratula Community Sports Complex on Saturday 2 July.
Archaeologists are assessing a railway turntable unearthed near the Beaudesert Railway Station during works as part of the Town Centre Revitalisation project.
A further residential subdivision has been approved for Kalbar following Council’s endorsement at this week's Ordinary Meeting.
Two tenements to explore the operation of coal seam gas in the Scenic Rim have been withdrawn following a Ministerial announcement this morning.
A recruitment panel for the appointment of a new Chief Executive Officer was resolved by Council at yesterday's Ordinary Meeting.
The Scenic Rim's waste services and Council-owned facilities have received the highest ratings in a customer satisfaction survey conducted earlier this year.
Scenic Rim Regional Council recently celebrated the accomplishments of seven apprentices and trainees as they graduated from the Queensland Government funded First Start employment initiative.
School holidays will be much more than fun and games, with Scenic Rim Regional Council's packed program of free and low-cost activities for all ages.
Tamborine Mountain was awarded top honours at the Queensland Tourism Industry Council’s (QTIC) 2022 Top Tourism Town Awards, held last night in Brisbane.
