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Taste of things to come

Capricorn Enterprise CEO Mary Carroll, Member for Capricornia Michelle Landry and Livingstone Mayor Andy Ireland with local producers at the launch of Taste Capricorn Coast on Monday, 5 July.
By Matthew Pearce

A celebration of local food, Taste Capricorn Coast is a dream come true for foodies and the region's producers are […]

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