News
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Spring Festival success for Laidley
Council NewsMedia ReleasesThe Laidley Spring Festival has returned better than ever, with the two-day event drawing strong crowds to the region.
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Register now for the Lockyer Valley Community Forum
Council NewsMedia ReleasesCouncil will put the spotlight on how to build a more inclusive, disaster-resilient community at an upcoming community forum.
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FOGO soil coming to a community garden near you
Council NewsMedia ReleasesCouncil’s waste team has screened the very first batch of FOGO-generated soil which has been put to good use in and around the region.
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School holidays covered in the Lockyer Valley
Council NewsMedia ReleasesLockyer Valley Libraries will host numerous activities to keep youngsters of all ages entertained.
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Enjoy the Lockyer Valley Arts Trail
Council NewsMedia ReleasesThe Lockyer Valley Arts Trail will put the spotlight on the region’s stellar arts community when it kicks off this week.
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Council finalises 2022 Development Status Report
Council NewsMedia ReleasesLockyer Valley Regional Council’s Development Status Report has put a spotlight on the considerable growth the region is currently experiencing.
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Countdown is on for the Laidley Spring Festival
Council NewsMedia ReleasesWith winter now done and dusted, spring is here and that means the annual Laidley Spring Festival is right around the corner.
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Major Community Grants initiative now open
Council NewsMedia ReleasesApplications for the next round of Council’s Major Community Grants initiative are now open!
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Group Citizenship Ceremonies return at Council
Council NewsMedia ReleasesLockyer Valley Regional Council has hosted its first group Citizenship Ceremony since the pandemic began.
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Show ‘n’ Shine your pride and joy at the Laidley Spring Festival
Council NewsMedia ReleasesMotoring enthusiasts from near and far will line up to Show ‘n’ Shine their vehicles at this year’s Laidley Spring Festival.
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Buy from the Bush Qld Markets new to the 2022 Laidley Spring Festival
Council NewsMedia ReleasesThe 2022 Laidley Spring Festival will welcome the Buy From The Bush Qld (BFTBQ) Markets to its Saturday line-up of attractions for the very first time.
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Federally funded projects put under the spotlight
Council NewsMedia ReleasesLockyer Valley Mayor, Cr Tanya Milligan recently hosted Federal Member for Wright, Mr Scott Buchholz MP, for a tour of the region’s current federally funded projects.
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Will Day to headline Laidley Spring Festival’s Twilight Feast & Fest
Council NewsMedia ReleasesThe Lockyer Valley will welcome Australian country rock singer-songwriter, Will Day as the feature act at this year’s all-new Twilight Feast & Fest at the upcoming 2022 Laidley Spring Festival.
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Grandstand named in honour of Laidley legend
Council NewsThe Laidley Recreation Reserve Grandstand has been named in honour of the founder of the Laidley Recreation Committee, Dan Flanagan.
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Water Collaborative calls for recycled water to boost economy
Council NewsThe Water Collaborative is calling on the State Government to release the available supply of untapped recycled water to ensure water and food security for Australia’s Salad Bowl.
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Lockrose Waste Facility to close
Council NewsCouncil has scheduled the permanent closure of the Lockrose Waste Facility, due to site and capacity constraints.
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Top accolade for local attraction
Council NewsMedia ReleasesThe Lockyer Valley’s very own Queensland Tourism Museum (QTM) recently received a top industry accolade.
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Second Regenerative Farm Management Essentials workshop
Council NewsMedia ReleasesThe weekend’s Regenerative Farm Management Essentials Workshop booked out in record time and Council has announced an additional workshop will be held in September to meet the strong community demand.
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Council welcomes Senator Murray Watt to the Lockyer Valley
Council NewsMedia ReleasesFollowing three severe weather events in just seven months, Senator Watt’s visit focused on the flood recovery, as well as the region’s vulnerability to ongoing floods and bushfires.
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High school students to take centre-stage
Council NewsThe Lockyer Valley Art Gallery will present the works of the region’s high school students later this month when a favourite annual exhibition takes centre-stage.