Council’s 2025/26 budget focuses on the basics - better roads, reliable water and sewerage networks, and improved parks, pools and public spaces.
Fraser Coast Regional Council is increasing infrastructure charges on developers to help cover the cost of roads, water and services needed to support the region’s rapidly growing population.
Fraser Coast Libraries are calling on its library members to help design the next library card, with entries now open for the popular Design a Library Card competition.
Tickets go on sale next week for a special line-up of events to celebrate the Brolga Theatre’s 25th birthday.
Fraser Coast Regional Council is leading a new project to help communities across the Wide Bay Burnett and Central Queensland regions better prepare for the impacts of climate change.
The joy of Sister Act is coming to the Brolga Theatre with the Maryborough Choral Society taking centre stage alongside some of Australia’s best vocal talent.
A celebration of creativity and community returns to Gatakers Artspace this week with the launch of the Maryborough Regional Art Society’s 78th Annual Competitive Art Exhibition and Competition.
A century-old Fraser Coast bridge connecting Howard and Torbanlea will be closed for five weeks while essential structural repairs are carried out.
Reading wombats, colourful landscapes, and a love of literature were among the winning themes in this year’s Fraser Coast Libraries Design-a-Bookmark competition.
Three new exhibitions celebrating storytelling, landscape, and local creativity open at HBRG this week, bringing together work by nationally recognised artists and homegrown talent.
Fraser Coast Regional Council is moving ahead with a major upgrade of the Pialba Caravan Park, ensuring the site remains safe, accessible, and appealing for years to come.
Shaded seating, mower tractors, lighting upgrades, and equipment for trauma support and sports training are among the projects supported under the latest round of Council’s Community Grants Program.
Fraser Coast Regional Council has endorsed a bold new vision to transform the former Maryborough administration centre and baby clinic site into a vibrant public space.
The road formerly known as Urraween Extension Road will be officially renamed Boundary Road, ensuring consistency in road naming and improved accuracy for emergency services and navigation systems.
Council continues its investment in the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) in partnership with the Queensland Government.
