A new alcohol carriage limit starts on 29 April 2022. What is the New Carriage Limit? Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council's new carriage limit is: 2 litres of wine, and 4.5 litres (12 x 375mls cans) of either beer or premixed spirits (or any combination of) less than 4%... read more...
The Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council Lands Office is buzzing with excitement as they start preparing for the upcoming carbon burning on Oriners-Sefton country. Fire Operations contractor Daryl Killin showed the Ranger teams the skills they require to safely manage fire in... read more...
The Kowanyama Lands Office put on a barbeque recently to celebrate a step forward in technology and culture. The Rangers have been developing and testing a new mobile app that helps record their Ranger activities while they are working on country. The launch was attended by... read more...
As new owner and operator of the former Kowanyama Cattle Company, your Council, in collaboration with Kowanyama Traditional Owners and the PBC, are proudly keeping the cattle dream alive in Kowanyama, with even more local jobs and local opportunites on their way! The 2021... read more...
The Electoral Commission of Queensland (ECQ) said candidate nominations are now open for a councillor position with the Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council following the creation of a vacancy on Tuesday 16 November 2021. Commissioner Pat Vidgen said early voting for... read more...
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