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A thriving region of opportunity where our communities enjoy a vibrant lifestyle. Search or browse our range of facilities and services.

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Arts, culture and heritage

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Building and development

Town planning, residential and commercial development, building permits, development applications.

Cemeteries

Cemetery and memorial garden locations, burial options, search cemetery records.

Community support and grants

Support for social and economic participation within our community including health and safety.

Disaster management and preparedness

Minimise the impact of a disaster by being prepared and taking action.

Environment

Education centres, nurseries, native animals, pests and threats to our environment and waterways.

Licences and regulations

Council regulates and licences a number of activities to ensure public health and safety.

Sport, recreation and community venues

Information on Council parks, sporting facilities, pools, community halls, caravan parks and venues.

Pets and other animals

Regulations on keeping animals, pet registration, and places to exercise your pets.

Projects and consultations

Have your Say on projects open for consultation; view projects underway or proposed.

Property ownership and rates

Information particularly for property owners, including issuing of rate notices and payment options.

Reports, policies and local laws

Key documents, reports, local laws and policies developed from research and community feedback.

Roads

Information on restrictions, parking, closures, planned works and requests relating to roads.

Waste and recycling

Waste and recycling services, including location, opening hours, accepted items and bin services.

About Council

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Around the region

20 in 2020: local museum celebrates milestone this Australia Day

Published 24 January 2020

The Pine Rivers Heritage Museum has come a long way since it’s opening on Australia Day 2000.
On Sunday 26 January, the museum will celebrate 20 years of its own history documenting the region’s rich stories including those of the settlers dating back to the 19th century.