A residential road in Urraween is getting a major upgrade to make it smoother and safer.
Fraser Coast residents are invited to have ‘Brekkie on Boundary’ and walk Hervey Bay’s newest road connection on Sunday, 11 August, before it opens to traffic.
Hervey Bay’s brand-new pump track will open to the public on Friday, August 9, providing an opportunity for skaters, scooter and BMX riders of all ages and abilities to test their skills.
Dog owners are being reminded to keep their pets under control after Council recently successfully prosecuted a local dog owner for multiple breaches of local and state animal management laws.
Fraser Coast Regional Council is joining construction company Hansen Yuncken to announce a fun and creative naming and colouring-in competition for local primary students and kindy kids.
Fraser Coast residents are invited to visit the newly revamped Halcro Street Community Garden in Pialba on Saturday, July 13 to celebrate its grand opening.
Queensland ballet dancers are heading to Fraser Coast libraries to engage with toddlers and preschoolers through books and dance.
Fraser Coast residents are being encouraged to help green our community by joining a tree-planting event in Maryborough this month for National Tree Day.
The installation of traffic lights and an upgrade of the intersection of Boundary Road, Hughes Road and Robert Street in Hervey Bay is progressing on schedule as the project moves to the next stage.
Nominations are now open for the 2024 Fraser Coast Ability Awards.
Fraser Coast residents who desex their dogs or cats during July will be eligible for a Council rebate in celebration of National Desexing Month.
A new outdoor area, themed garden beds, a storytime area and new signage are among the Howard Library renovations that will be showcased at a Garden Party on Tuesday, July 2.
Minor building renovations, mowing equipment, new computers and lighting upgrades are among the projects supported under the latest rounds of Fraser Coast Regional Council’s Community Grants program.
Fraser Coast businesses now have a clear pathway to convert car parking bays into outdoor dining areas with Council adopting a new Parklets Policy and Design Guidelines.
Fraser Coast residents who took the opportunity to have their say on a draft master plan for the Maryborough CBD’s newest community space were overwhelmingly in favour of it.
