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The Denise Spencer Memorial Pool has been reopened following the hyperchlorination process that was undertaken on Monday.

The Denise Spencer Memorial Pool has been closed temporarily to undergo to hyperchlorination process.

A Boil Water Alert remains in effect for the towns of Mungallala and Amby.

Commencing Monday 18 March 2024, Council will be undertaking asphalt overlay works on Arthur Street, between McDowall and Bungil Streets.

The Keep Maranoa Beautiful campaign is gearing up for its annual kerbside collection event, providing residents with the opportunity to dispose of large household items, green waste, and metal waste.

A Boil Water Alert remains in effect for the towns of Mungallala and Amby. Maranoa Regional Council is working closely with Queensland Health to resolve the situation.

Mungallala residents are advised to boil drinking water.

Residents and visitors to the region are likely to see an increase in activity at Campbell Park as Council and local contractors DMAC and Westwet Plumbing begin to deliver improvements to the park.

Maranoa Regional Council advises all residents in Amby to boil tap water used for drinking following an E.coli detection affecting the Amby town area.

The Council would like to inform residents on Foot Street and Whip Street of a temporary water interruption.

Linksafe is part of the Vendorpanel suite of products that Council uses for Tenders and Request for Quotes. Over the longer term, Linksafe will also manage Council’s site and visitor access.

Commemorating those who have made significant impacts on the Roma Saleyards, join the families and community on Tuesday 12 March 2024, for the unveiling of the new memorial wall.

The Council would like to inform residents in Yuleba of a temporary water interruption to the town.

This August, the Cobb & Co Festival returns to the Maranoa, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the last horse-drawn mail coach service in Australia.