Leeton Shire Council
- Graphic Design
- Social Media Marketing
Leeton was the first town built as part of the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area (MIA). The town is a showcase of contemporary rural Australia with many examples of Art Deco architecture, diverse agriculture and renowned country hospitality.
The Brief
Leeton Shire Council needed ongoing design and social media marketing support to help communicate with the community in a clear, consistent and professional way.
Across council updates, public notices, tourism promotion and community information, the goal was to create branded materials that were easy to understand, visually engaging and aligned with Leeton Shire’s broader communication needs.
Alongside this, Leeton Tourism needed a dedicated website to better promote the region, showcase local experiences and make it easier for visitors to explore what Leeton has to offer.
The Solution
We supported Leeton Shire Council with a range of design and marketing materials across both digital and print.
This included social media tiles, presentation templates, campaign graphics and stationery items such as water meter factsheets and water rates notices. Each piece was designed to keep important information clear, accessible and on-brand.
For Leeton Tourism, we designed and developed a dedicated visitor website that created a stronger online destination for tourism information, local attractions, events and visitor planning.
The Delivery
The final delivery comprised:
- Ongoing design and marketing support across social media, campaign graphics, council communications and printed materials.
- Branded templates and practical design assets, including presentation templates, social media tiles, factsheets, notices and stationery items.
- A dedicated Leeton Tourism website designed to promote local experiences, events, attractions and visitor information.
This work provided Leeton Shire Council with a more consistent and professional visual presence, supporting clearer community communication and stronger promotion of the region.
