Fraser Coast residents are being encouraged to roll up their sleeves and help grow a greener future, with three free community tree planting events planned over the coming months.
Fraser Coast Regional Council today endorsed the first stage of a long-term process to update planning rules and build better neighbourhoods across the region.
Four new exhibitions exploring everything from the quirky personalities of cats to deeply personal stories of healing and connection will open at Gatakers Artspace in Maryborough this week.
A free Council initiative that helps job seekers build skills and confidence while supporting local businesses with recruitment and staff retention has been extended through to June 2026
A section of Holme Street in Granville will soon be upgraded to improve stormwater drainage, with works scheduled to start in early May.
Fraser Coast Regional Council is encouraging dog owners to check their pet’s registration details are up to date as the Dog Registration Inspection Program continues across the region.
The Fraser Coast Agriculture Show turns 150, with this year’s event promising to be a special celebration of tradition, fun and farming at this iconic two-day event.
Fraser Coast residents passionate about local arts, heritage, and culture are encouraged to apply to join Council’s Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) Advisory Committee.
A time capsule buried more than 25 years ago in Maryborough will be on display, and four new inductees will be honoured in the Walk of Achievers as part of the National Trust Heritage Festival.
Fraser Coast businesses, groups and residents are invited to be part of Seniors Month 2025 through the Over 50s Lifestyle Expo and the Seniors Digital Photographic Competition.
A new era in recycling for the Fraser Coast has begun with the official opening of a state-of-the-art Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) in Maryborough today.
New and upgraded bus shelters in Hervey Bay, Toogoom and Gundiah will provide safer, more comfortable and sun-smart spaces for passengers and students waiting for public transport.
Heart-wrenching stories of resilience, loss, heroism, and selfless acts from the 2022 Maryborough floods will be shared in a compelling new podcast series launching today.
The curtain is rising once again at the Brolga Theatre, with the much-loved venue reopening this week after a series of behind-the-scenes upgrades.
Council has unleashed a microscopic powerhouse—no bigger than a grain of sugar—to combat one of the region’s fastest-spreading aquatic weeds while reducing its environmental footprint.
