Solar panels, archival shelving, crime prevention initiatives and field lighting upgrades are among the projects supported under the latest round of Council’s Community Grants Program.
Fraser Coast residents can expect more diverse performances, improved facilities and greater opportunities for local artists as part of the Brolga Theatre’s new five-year strategic plan.
Four new five-hectare district recreation parks will be needed over the next two decades to meet the needs of the growing Fraser Coast region.
Council has endorsed key design principles and priority projects to enhance the Hervey Bay Esplanade.
Artists across Australia are invited to showcase their talent for the Girra: Fraser Coast National Art Prize, with a major prize of $25,000 on offer.
Get ready for a tail-wagging good time at A Dog’s Day Out next month in Maryborough featuring exciting competitions, fantastic prizes, free giveaways, and more!
Work is starting this week on a new footpath along Nissen Street to improve pedestrian access and safety between two of Hervey Bay’s busiest roads—Boat Harbour Drive and Old Maryborough Road.
Upgrades to the Maryborough Garden of Rest Lawn Cemetery will begin next week, creating a peaceful and accessible space for families to visit and pay their respects to loved ones.
A missing link in Maryborough’s footpath network will soon be filled, making it safer for Sunbury State School students, parents, and residents to walk to and from school.
Maryborough residents will benefit from $570,000 in additional road and footpath upgrades, improving accessibility, drainage, and safety across key locations in the city.
Fraser Coast Regional Council is seeking community feedback on a new plan identifying future roads, footpaths, parks, water, sewer, and community facilities to support the region’s growing population.
A Business Recovery Hub will open from 12pm today (17 March 2025) to support flood-affected businesses in their recovery.
Fraser Coast residents are being encouraged to share their thoughts on the region’s transport future as consultation opens for the Fraser Coast Integrated Transport Strategy (FITS).
Fraser Coast Regional Council is inviting residents living alone to take part in Cooking for One, a six-week program designed to make mealtimes healthier, safer, and more enjoyable.
Young people across the Fraser Coast are set for a jam-packed Youth Week from April 6 to 12.
