Three more murals will brighten Hervey Bay and Maryborough.
Fraser Coast Regional Council has thanked local residents who have registered their dogs on time.
A $40,000 fine for illegal land clearing in Tuan should send a strong message that the unlawful destruction of trees on private and public property won’t be tolerated.
Fraser Coast residents are being encouraged to think about their water use as National Water Week shines a spotlight on the importance of water in our daily lives.
Work has started on a new water play area and all abilities playground in Maryborough’s Anzac Park.
Online bingo, virtual trivia and tips and tricks for making video calls are among the activities being organised on the Fraser Coast for Get Online Week.
They’re back – as COVID-19 restrictions ease, the Fraser Coast Regional Council is relaunching its awards programs.
Fraser Coast Regional Council will spend $840,000 on an asphalt resurfacing program in Hervey Bay to provide safer and smoother roads for the local community.
An inspection program will start next week (October 19) to identify the sources of stormwater and groundwater leaking into the Maryborough and Hervey Bay sewerage networks.
A new footpath to be built on the southern side of Russell Street, Maryborough from Kent Street to Walker Street will make it easier for students heading to and from the Sunbury State School.
Festive celebrations on the Fraser Coast will take a unique twist this year with a free livestreamed community concert being planned in place of the traditional large Carols by Candlelight events.
We are seeking feedback on whether changes are required to the planning scheme to ensure that it aligns with new trends and community priorities over the next 20 years.
The Fraser Coast Regional Council will hold Get Ready Month in October to encourage residents to prepare for the coming storm and cyclone season.
Historic TV footage of the Fraser Coast between 1965 and 1975 has been digitised and saved to a YouTube playlist where people can view it from the comfort of their homes.
Fraser Coast sporting groups can now apply for Council grants of up to $10,000.