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Council wishes to advise Injune residents that the Injune Washdown and Potable water facility will be temporarily unavailable until further notice.

Council wishes to advise Surat and Warroo residents that the Surat Landfill is currently closed.

Maranoa Regional Council held its recent Ordinary Meeting of Council at the Injune Memorial Hall on Wednesday, 8 February 2023.

Each year Maranoa Regional Council coordinates Art and Cultural events and activities for the community.

Maranoa Regional Council has invited residents to a walkthrough of the newly constructed Injune Heritage Museum in February.

Round 2 of Maranoa Regional Council’s Community Grants Program is now open! Community and not-for-profit groups are invited to apply for financial assistance to help fund an activity, project or event

Maranoa Regional Council has congratulated the Sculpture Out Back Exhibition artists, committee and volunteers for being announced as finalists at this year’s Australian Street Art Awards.

Maranoa Regional Council would like to advise local residents and tourists that concrete drain works are scheduled to commence in the Big Rig (Roma) carpark in the week of Monday, 30 January 2023.

Australia Day was celebrated across the region with events held in Roma, Surat, Mitchell, Injune and Noonga.

The inaugural Spirit of Maranoa Award winners were announced today in ceremonies immediately preceding Australia Day events held in Roma, Surat, Mitchell, Injune and Noonga.

A new Pump Track for the region has taken a major step toward becoming a reality.

Council has received a request to consider formally naming the gully in the southern end of Currey Street, Roma, ‘Waldron Gully’.

Maranoa Regional Council is calling for submissions from local community groups to host Opera Queensland’s latest production, ‘Lady Sings the Maroons’.

Residents are invited to celebrate Australia Day on Thursday, 26 January with Australia Day Awards and plenty of activities happening around the Maranoa to keep everyone entertained.

At Council’s ordinary meeting 8 June 2022, Council resolved to provide RADF grants as a continuing open grant for 2023, allowing community groups to apply for RADF grants all year round.