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.
1 October: An upgrade to the Boonah Rathdowney Road is one of ten key issues Council is raising with local candidates and political parties in the lead up to this month's State General Election.
1 October: Commitment to a strategic Mount Lindesay Highway is a key driver of Scenic Rim Regional Council's 10 Point Advocacy Plan in the lead up to the State General Election.
30 September: Equal access to grant funding to better support smaller regional councils is among issues that feature in Scenic Rim’s Ten Point Advocacy Plan.
30 September: Scenic Rim Regional Council’s call for Queensland Government funding for a Canungra Town bypass has the buy-in of local businesses and the community.
29 September: Some members of the public may have received a fraudulent email that appears to have come from Scenic Rim Regional Council, and in particular, from the Mayor.
21 September: Today, Scenic Rim Regional Council moved to retain three of the four Himalayan Ash trees in Boonah Town Centre following a review into alternative solutions for their future.
21 September: Political parties and local candidates will be asked to support initiatives outlined in the Scenic Rim's Ten Point Advocacy Plan in the lead up to the October State Election.
19 September 2020: The hills of the Scenic Rim will come alive with Queensland's finest musical talent when it hosts the inaugural POPera in the Paddock in April 2021.
18 September 2020: Council is calling for nominations for its 2021 Australia Day Awards as a shout-out to the quiet achievers of the Scenic Rim community.
17 September: Another 21 Scenic Rim residents are now officially Australian citizens following a ceremony in Beaudesert this afternoon celebrating Australian Citizenship Day.
14 September: A joint project of the Australian Government and Scenic Rim Regional Council is delivering upgrades to Beechmont Road.
8 September: Mayor Greg Christensen officially opened the Binna Burra Bushfire Gallery, one year on from the bushfires which devastated the historic tourism business and surrounding communities.
8 September: Scenic Rim is one of only six councils in Australia to be selected for potential ECO Destination Certification as part of a program to boost tourism in bushfire-affected regions.
8 September: Scenic Rim commercial property owners looking to give their shopfront a facelift are eligible for grant funding under Council's new Scenic Rim Façade Improvement Scheme.
7 September: The Scenic Rim's wine and beverage industry has been given a strategic boost following the Queensland Government's appointment of a Wine Tourism Recovery Officer.