More than 180 Fraser Coast residents have become Australian citizens at special ceremonies at Maryborough City Hall today as part of Australian Citizenship Day celebrations.
Residents are invited to share their feedback on the proposed playground designs for the Glenwood community.
Fraser Coast residents are encouraged to clear out and cash in on the Garage Sale Trail this November – the nation’s biggest second-hand treasure hunt.
Fraser Coast Regional Council has taken to the skies to manage an invasive weed in a waterway in Eli Waters, with a drone used for the first time to make the process more efficient and eco-friendly.
A memorial service will be held on the lawn of Maryborough City Hall on Thursday 24 October 2024 to honour and remember those impacted by the Boondall bus crash 30 years ago.
Fraser Coast community groups and not-for-profit organisations planning Christmas, New Year’s Eve or Australia Day events can now apply for Council grants.
A Dog’s Day Out in Hervey Bay promises to be a fur-tastic day for local dogs and their owners, with a rescue dog catwalk, agility demonstrations, and a vet advice session among the highlights.
Fraser Coast music lovers will have the opportunity to see a world-class youth orchestra perform in a free concert at the Brolga Theatre in Maryborough on Sunday 15 September at 11am.
An Aldridge State High student with exceptional leadership, a growing Hervey Bay futsal club, and a Maryborough coffee shop with inclusive jobs are 2024 Fraser Coast Ability Awards winners.
Fraser Coast’s award-winning water park, WetSide, will reopen for the 2024/25 season next week following a wave of winter works.
Fraser Coast residents wanting to help guide the development of the Mary to Bay Rail Trail can apply now to be part of an advisory committee to Council.
Fraser Coast residents can learn more about the future of sustainable timber and forestry through an upcoming Hervey Bay Regional Gallery art exhibition.
Fraser Coast Regional Council are encouraging residents to take advantage of FREE green waste disposal at local waste facilities, when cleaning up their gardens this Spring.
Fraser Coast Regional Council has partnered with Arts Queensland to deliver a significant $120,000 funding boost for the 2024/25 Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) program.
From this Sunday, Fraser Coast readers and writers can grab tickets to the region’s premier literary event, showcasing award-winning authors from across Australia.
