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Crawl before you can walk

Adam Belot's grandchildren Zion and Agnes. The Livingstone Shire Mayor reflects on the parallels of their first-year journey. (Supplied)
MAYOR'S MESSAGE with Livingstone Shire Council Mayor Adam Belot

This April, the current council and my twin grandchildren, Agnes and Zion, will celebrate being one year old. Despite some […]

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