Fraser Coast Regional Council is proposing to list the historic Scarness Band Rotunda on the Local Heritage Register, recognising its cultural significance and long-standing role in the community.
Six new electric vehicle (EV) stations have been installed in the Brolga Theatre car park, boosting convenience for EV drivers and helping position the Fraser Coast as a future-ready destination.
Fraser Coast Regional Council has claimed victory in the 2025 Queensland Australasian Management Challenge, outperforming 12 teams in a series of leadership and problem-solving tasks.
Residents keen to learn what really happens after the yellow lid bin is emptied can now book a free guided tour of Council’s brand-new state-of-the-art Materials Recovery Facility (MRF).
Fraser Coast Regional Council is proud to unveil two original vinyl artworks by Butchulla artists that will transform the façades of two of the region’s most iconic cultural venues.
Jetstar is adding one extra return flight between Sydney and Hervey Bay per week from July 2025, increasing to daily flights between December-January holiday period.
Fraser Coast residents will have the chance to sharpen their recycling skills with the launch of a new community education initiative - the Better Bin Program.
Council is turning up the volume and making a splash for Men’s Health Week (June 9–15, 2025) with Rock the Pool – Mental Health in Motion, a series of aqua aerobics classes designed just for men.
Literary enthusiasts and crime fiction fans are in for a treat as author Angie Faye Martin brings her captivating storytelling to Hervey Bay next month at ‘Lines in the Sand’ Author Talk.
Two men have been sentenced to jail following separate assaults on Fraser Coast Regional Council community rangers earlier this year.
Hervey Bay will host the Queensland Junior Doctor Conference (JDC) this weekend, bringing both economic benefits and professional recognition to the Fraser Coast region.
Fraser Coast residents are invited to explore the haunted past of one of Queensland’s oldest buildings, with new Ghost Hunting adventure starting at Maryborough’s historic Bond Store next week.
Acclaimed author, journalist and biographer Grantlee Kieza will visit Hervey Bay next month to share the story behind his latest release, Annette Kellerman: Australian Mermaid.
The new plaques were unveiled during a special ceremony on Wharf Street and Richmond Street as part of the National Trust Heritage Festival, which runs from 18 April to 18 May.
Construction commences next week on a new pontoon and gangway on the Mary River near the Wide Bay Rowing Club, delivering improved accessibility, safety, and flood resilience for local rowers.
