Home » Light and Lollies in Kwinana

Light and Lollies in Kwinana

The City of Kwinana is delighted to launch its first Christmas Lights Trail in the lead up to the 71st Lolly Run.

Mayor Peter Feasey said houses lit up for the holidays could register to appear on the trail via the City’s Love My Kwinana website.

“This is another way to share festive cheer throughout Kwinana, and we look forward to the 71st year of the Lolly Run soon taking place across seven nights in the lead up to Christmas,” Mayor Feasey said.

“The Kwinana Industries Council continues to financially support the Lolly Run which delivers 40,000 lolly bags with the help of 100 volunteers on four trucks.

“Listen out for the beeps of the trucks and join us on your street for lollies – all events will take place between 5pm and 8:30pm each night from 17 December to 23 December.

“Just be mindful to stand back from the edge of the road, keep pets on lead, and supervise children at all times to ensure a safe celebration for all.

“If you would like to organise a gathering for your neighbourhood, the City’s Street Meet rebates of $150 are once again available as we continue to foster community connections this holiday season,” he said.

Digital Editions


  • Paving the way sustainably

    Paving the way sustainably

    City of Moreton Bay is paving the way for more sustainable roads, partnering with infrastructure company Fulton Hogan in 2024/25 to facilitate a Queensland first…

More News

  • Surfcoast Ecotourism champs

    Surfcoast Ecotourism champs

    Ecotourism Australia is proud to announce that the Surf Coast Shire has officially earned ECO Destination Certification, formally recognising the region’s adherence to global best practice sustainable tourism and environmental…

  • Special transformative project for Bayside

    Special transformative project for Bayside

    In the northwest pocket of Bayside City Council’s municipal boundary, something very special is happening. Yalukit Willam Nature Reserve is a transformative project. The former golf course-to-nature reserve conversion is…

  • Big attraction for tiny town

    Big attraction for tiny town

    Dozens of tourists have created history as the first passengers in decades to arrive in the tiny southern Queensland town of Thallon by rail. Excited passengers travelled for hours on…

  • Together Butchulla Talk

    Together Butchulla Talk

    A new Indigenous book celebrating the Butchulla language and local animals was launched at Hervey Bay Library earlier this month with storytime, language, dance and art activities for families to…

  • New Logan arena

    New Logan arena

    An upgraded arena for equestrians has officially opened at Skerman Park in North Maclean. Logan City Council delivered the $928,000 project, which includes a weatherproof roof, to support members of…

  • Noosa mastering AI

    Noosa mastering AI

    Digital Hub is trying to help Noosa locals get the most out of AI. Mastering AI can make life easier in countless ways. From planning weekly meals with specific dietary…

  • Change in the weather

    Change in the weather

    AUSSIE FLOOD RESCUE It’s obvious to everybody that we are seeing weather changes. It appears to be more erratic and frequent than ever before. Local government bodies are plagued by…

  • Dandycon set to return

    Dandycon set to return

    Dandy Con, Greater Dandenong’s much loved comic and pop culture festival, returns on Saturday 11 April 2026 between 11am–4pm, bigger than ever. This free, all ages event fills Dandenong Library,…

  • A creative future for Kingston

    A creative future for Kingston

    The community has been invited to help shape Kingston’s creative and cultural future. Kingston residents are being invited to help finalise the city’s cultural roadmap, with the Draft Creative and…

  • Tweed residents gunking up wastewater

    Tweed residents gunking up wastewater

    Tweed Shire Council is urging residents to rethink what they flush down the toilet and pour down the drain, after revealing that crews remove around 156 tonnes of rubbish and…