The Fraser Coast experienced unprecedented development growth in 2024, with the value of commercial projects soaring from under $300 million in 2019 to nearly $3 billion last year.
Fraser Coast residents are invited to 'library your way' by joining a free event next month featuring a Butchulla Seasonal Garden Tour, Bush Tucker Tasting, film screening, author talk, and more.
Highlights of Council’s nearly $200 million capital works program include a new recycling sorting centre, aquatic centre upgrades, water treatment plant upgrades and a new Hervey Bay Community Hub.
Visitors to Brendan Hansen Park will soon enjoy smoother and safer footpaths, making it easier to get around the popular Granville green space.
Forty Fraser Coast residents will officially become Australian citizens during a special ceremony on Australia Day at the Brolga Theatre in Maryborough.
The Australia Day Awards celebrate outstanding achievements and contributions across diverse fields, including sports, arts, culture, and the invaluable efforts of community groups and volunteers.
Toogoom residents are being asked to conserve water over seven days in February while essential maintenance is carried out at the reservoir that supplies water to the community.
Council is proposing a $50 million indoor sports complex at the Fraser Coast Sports Precinct, aiming to position the region as a premier pre-training destination for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics.
Rough sleepers engaging in dangerous and anti-social activities have been ordered to move on from public spaces in Pialba.
Significant restoration work on the Urangan Pier will begin later this month to keep the iconic local landmark safe and accessible for the community.
Fraser Coast residents are being invited to have their say on the future of waste management to support our growing community, protect the environment and create economic opportunities.
An interactive splash pad, an aquatic activity tower in the lagoon pool and shade structures for the 50-metre pool are among the upgrades occurring at the Hervey Bay Aquatic Centre.
The votes are in – the People’s Choice Award winners for the Waste to Art Competition have been announced, celebrating creativity, sustainability, and innovative recycling.
A million-dollar makeover is starting on one of Howard’s main streets, while more than 80 roads across the Fraser Coast are set to be resurfaced to make them safer and smoother.
Local residents are invited to join free art workshops throughout the region over the next four weeks as part of the ‘Fraser Coast CommuniTea Set’ project.
