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Shadow the Mayor Program celebrates milestone
Council NewsMedia ReleasesLockyer Valley Regional Council’s Shadow the Mayor Program has celebrated an important milestone.
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Community tree planting day a huge success
Council NewsMedia ReleasesLockyer Valley Regional Council marked Earth Day on Saturday with a community tree planting day at Parklea Estate Reserve, Placid Hills!
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ANZAC Day Closure 2023
Council NewsMedia ReleasesAs Council staff observe ANZAC Day Public Holiday, residents are reminded there will be some changes to regular business.
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Lockyer Valley Koala Forum
Council NewsMedia ReleasesExperts to descend on Lockyer Valley to discuss koala conservation at upcoming forum
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Now is the time to transition to new smoke alarms
Council NewsMedia ReleasesThe deadline might be a few years off yet, however why not make the transition to interconnected smoke alarms now?
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Come along to the 2023 Lockyer Valley Heritage Festival THIS weekend!
Council NewsMedia ReleasesThe 2023 Lockyer Valley Heritage Festival is set to take over the region this Saturday.
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VMS boards now active on Warrego Highway
Council NewsMedia ReleasesIf you frequented the Warrego Highway over the Easter break, you may have noticed new fixed Variable Message Signs (VMS) are now located at both Hatton Vale and Withcott.
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Council launches nation-first Flood Information Portal
Council NewsMedia ReleasesIn a first of its kind for Australia, Lockyer Valley residents today have immediate access to detailed flood advice – right at their fingertips.
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Anzac Day services across the region
Council NewsMedia ReleasesThis Anzac Day, 25 April, the Lockyer Valley will pause to commemorate the men and women who have served and fought for our country, as well as those currently in active service.
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Vital piece of community infrastructure set for an upgrade
Council NewsMedia ReleasesA vital piece of community infrastructure is set for an upgrade, all thanks to a funding injection from the Australian Government.
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Easter Closures 2023
Council NewsMedia ReleasesCouncil offices will be closed from 4.30pm on Thursday, 6 April 2023, re-opening 8.30am on Tuesday, 11 April 2023 (9am for Laidley Customer Service Office).
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Local author to discuss new novel
Council NewsMedia ReleasesLocal identity and author Jim Nicholls will discuss his newest novel with Lockyer Valley residents next month.
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See you at the 2023 Lockyer Valley Heritage Festival
Council NewsMedia ReleasesThe 2023 Lockyer Valley Heritage Festival is on again, and residents and visitors alike are encouraged to celebrate the heritage of the region on Saturday 22 April 2023.
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Successful RADF recipients announced
Council NewsMedia ReleasesA diverse and exciting range of creative arts and cultural projects will soon benefit from funding available through the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF).
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Busy times at Lockyer Valley Art Gallery
Council NewsMedia ReleasesThe Lockyer Valley Art Gallery has just welcomed one of its highest number of monthly visitors through the doors since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic!
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Council’s Inland Rail fight continues
Council NewsMedia ReleasesLockyer Valley Regional Council is continuing in its ongoing objection to the unreasonable impacts of Inland Rail on the future of the region.
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New exhibition to take stage at Lockyer Valley Art Gallery
Council NewsMedia ReleasesThe Lockyer Valley Art Gallery is set to welcome a new exhibition later this month, just in time for the school holidays.
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Local school praises FOGO Waste Warrior Program
Council NewsMedia ReleasesLake Clarendon State School is singing the praises of Council’s Food Organics Garden Organics (FOGO) Waste Warrior project.
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Easter fun at Lockyer Valley Libraries!
Council NewsMedia ReleasesFamilies are encouraged to take advantage of the free fun-filled activities to entertain children throughout the Easter holidays at Lockyer Valley Libraries.
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Register now for the Early Warning Network
Council NewsMedia ReleasesLockyer Valley Regional Council is encouraging residents to subscribe to the Lockyer Valley Early Warning Network (EWN) and receive free severe weather alerts.