Four new members have been appointed for a two-year term to the Regional Arts Development Committee.
With a wet Spring and Summer predicted, it’s time to Get Ready and check your ‘What If Plans’, escape routes and evacuation kit.
You’ve heard of Paul the Octopus and Suzie the ‘psychic pig’; now the Fraser Coast has its own National Rugby League grand final predicter — A Beagle cross Husky named JT.
Overhead powerlines and communications cabling down Main Street in Pialba will be moved underground as part of the Hervey Bay City Centre revitalisation.
Fraser Coast Regional Council has endorsed an innovative funding agreement to help the Hervey Bay Basketball Association at the Fraser Coast Sports and Recreation Precinct.
There is no time for seniors to rest this October with more than 30 events taking place on the Fraser Coast for Seniors Month.
Fraser Coast community groups and organisations planning events to celebrate Australia Day in 2023 can now apply for Council grants.
Fraser Coast Regional Council is seeking expressions of interest from local job seekers wanting to take part in a skills training program that could lead to casual employment.
A collection of Maryborough fire-fighting equipment is heading home.
A Rotary Peace Pole in Maryborough brings together Fraser Coast stories to be a constant, visual reminder to strive for world peace.
A mural depicting the history of fishing on the Fraser Coast has been painted on the side wall of the Urangan Fisheries cold store which faces Fishermans Park.
The Fraser Coast Dementia Alliance will host two projects as part of local activities for Dementia Awareness Week, September 19 to 24.
The number of carparks at the Fraser Coast Sports and Recreation Precinct will more than double.
New walking trails through the rainforest at the Fraser Coast Regional Council’s Takura Environment Reserve will give people an opportunity to see swamp wallabies, scrub turkeys and echidnas.
Fraser Coast residents wanting to pay tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II can sign condolence books at Council Customer Service Centres and libraries, or convey their condolences online.
