Streaming is the broadcasting of near real-time video and audio, to an audience over the internet.

The Council Meetings will be live-streamed via YouTube to this webpage. If you accidentally exit the page, go to our home page www.douglas.qld.gov.au and click ‘Council Meetings’ and then ‘Council Meeting Live Stream’.

Yes, if you have internet access on your device.

You will need a device running a supported operating system, a supported web browser and speakers or headphones. Using headphones can help block out white noise and provide you with a more direct feed to the audio.

The stream can also be viewed through the YouTube app directly on supported mobile devices.

You can also be notified automatically any time Council releases a video if you subscribe to the Douglas Shire Council YouTube channel.

It’s easy, just click the “YouTube” button in the bottom right hand of the video, and it will take you directly to the video on YouTube.

YouTube will scale the data based on your device and connection speed. Council recommends using Wi-Fi or a fixed-line connection when viewing the broadcast.

No, but the meeting will be available on Council’s YouTube Channel for your continued viewing.

Council uses YouTube to stream meetings. If you are unable to access the stream when the meeting is occurring, go to the YouTube help website, here.

This may be because “Restricted mode” is enabled on your YouTube profile. To turn the restricted mode off, follow the instructions, here.

Yes. YouTube will allow you pause, rewind and resume your playback of the livestream.

The meeting will be recorded for statutory record and available on Council’s YouTube for your continued viewing, however, it will be up to Council to establish how long it will remain available for.

For a playlist of previously streamed meetings go to Council’s YouTube Channel

YouTube chat has not been enabled for this event.