Scenic Rim Regional Council is going for gold to maximise opportunities from the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games by forming a special advisory committee.
27 October: Scenic Rim Regional Council's 2019-20 Annual Report was adopted by Council at the Ordinary Meeting yesterday.
27 October: Hundreds of Scenic Rim employers are getting support to find, train and upskill the workers they need to prosper and grow via the Regional Skills Investment Strategy (RSIS) project.
26 October: Bromelton House Road will soon be off-limits to heavy vehicle through-traffic in response to community concerns about safety.
26 October: Thirty-seven community groups from across the Scenic Rim are set to share in more than $200,000 under Round 1 of Council's Community Grants Program 2020-2021.
26 October: Community organisations are set to benefit from Council's latest change in infrastructure charges following adoption of the latest version of the Adopted Infrastructure Charges Resolution.
23 October: Scenic Rim Regional Council's very successful Arts Dinners program is set for expansion thanks to grant funding from Arts Queensland.
15 October: Business connectivity, financial support, resilience, mentoring and training were in the spotlight at the 2020 Scenic Rim Business Breakfast.
14 October: An initiative to connect consumers with Scenic Rim produce after the cancellation of 2020 Eat Local Week has earned Council a win in the Resilient Australia Awards.
12 October: Scenic Rim businesses can now apply for Council grants to access digital technologies and services to enable them to maximise online opportunities and become part of the global economy.
12 October: Flood mitigation works on two vital connecting roads in the Scenic Rim are among key issues Council is raising in the lead-up to the State General Election.
12 October: Get Ready Queensland Week is a timely reminder for Scenic Rim residents to prepare for the possibility of flooding, with the Bureau of Meteorology forecasting heavier than average rainfall
8 October: It's often said that laughter is the best medicine and Scenic Rim Regional Council's Be Healthy and Active spring program resumed this week with a healthy dose of Laughter Yoga included in the line-up.
7 October: Community groups and Council are asking the next Queensland Government to implement public transport trials to keep Scenic Rim communities connected to essential services.
2 October: Beaudesert Chamber of Commerce President David Kassulke is getting behind Council's 10 Point Plan in an effort to stimulate growth in the Bromelton State Development Area (SDA).
1 October: Scenic Rim Regional Council is calling for Queensland Government funding for a new bypass to support Gallery Walk’s revitalisation as a pedestrian-friendly precinct.
