Weekly News Briefs - 10 April 2025
Support is available
If you’re still seeking support after the recent severe weather and flooding, visit the Queensland Government’s Community Recovery website: www.qld.gov.au/community/disasters-emergencies
where you can check your eligibility, apply online and see locations of Community Recovery Hubs.
To find out about other support types including for primary producers, businesses, community groups and for major damage to your home, visit www.lockyervalley.qld.gov.au/flood-recovery support
Come along to the QTM reopening
Come along on Sunday, 13 April as the Queensland Transport Museum reopens! Head down and check out the must-see exhibition showcasing original military vehicles dating back to World War I. From 10am – 2pm there will be free entry for the family-friendly event, with kid’s activities also available.
For more information, visit the Queensland Transport Museum’s Facebook page.
Laidley Pool closure
Due to recent flood impacts, the Dal Ryan War Memorial Swimming Pool in Laidleywill remain closed until the start of the next summer season, being September 2025, to allow for repairs.
Council is working with the pool manager, BlueFit, to ensure affected users are informed. We thank the community for its understanding and apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Enjoy the Lockyer Valley Heritage Festival
The annual Heritage Festival is on again this weekend, showcasing the Lockyer Valley’s rich and vibrant history.
Come along on Saturday, 12 April and join us at the Laidley Pioneer Village, Gatton District and Historical Society, and Das Neumann Haus.
Each venue is providing unique entertainment for the whole family to enjoy.
For the full program, visit www.luvyalockyer.com.au
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School holiday activities
Visit Lockyer Valley Libraries’ Facebook page and find out all about the school holiday activities and events happening across the Easter school holidays.
RADF assistance
Round 2 of the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF), a partnership between the Queensland Government and Lockyer Valley Regional Council, is open.
If you’re an individual or group interested in delivering arts and cultural projects in the Lockyer Valley, this is the grant for you.
Apply before Monday 21 April at https://lockyervalley.smartygrants.com.au/2425Round2
