The 50-metre pool at the Hervey Bay Aquatic Centre will be closed from 26 March to 1 May for electrical upgrades, underground pipe repairs and essential maintenance.
Maryborough residents and businesses will soon benefit from $1.35 million in road upgrades, with works planned for Fort Lne and Saltwater Creek Rd to improve driving conditions, drainage, and safety.
Gatakers Artspace in Maryborough welcomed 14,065 locals and tourists in 2024, exploring 36 exhibitions over the past year.
A missing link in Maryborough’s pedestrian network will soon be filled, making it safer and easier for students and residents to walk to and from Maryborough West State School.
A second person has been arrested following a second assault on a Fraser Coast Regional Council community ranger this year, with Council condemning the growing abuse of its staff and Councillors.
Fraser Coast residents are being urged to clean up around their homes and take precautions to avoid mosquito bites following hot weather and regular rainfall over recent months.
WetSide Water Park made a splash this summer, drawing more than 55,000 visitors during the school holidays, cementing its reputation as one of the Fraser Coast’s top family destinations.
Works at Seafront Oval are set to begin next week (Monday 10 February) to improve the area’s usability and sustainability.
The most borrowed items from Fraser Coast Libraries in 2024 show our members' love for Bluey, conspiracy, crime, and home renovations.
The Hervey Bay Regional Art Gallery capped off 2024 by welcoming around 15,000 visitors and showcasing 12 major exhibitions throughout the year.
Overcoming significant challenges from the 2022 floods, The Bond Store and The Story Bank museums enjoyed a strong resurgence in 2024.
The first stage of the Burrum Heads Caravan Park redevelopment is now complete, featuring larger camping sites and becoming the Fraser Coast’s first Council-owned dog-friendly park.
Fraser Coast Regional Council is seeking additional funding to further develop the Mary to Bay Rail Trail and enhance the popular recreational route for both residents and visitors.
A record-breaking 41,000 people attended performances at the Brolga Theatre in 2024—the highest in its 25-year history—with 2025 set to be even bigger.
Fraser Coast residents are being invited to have their say on dogs on Hervey Bay beaches.
