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Following the 2024 Sculptures Outback Exhibition, Injune Arts Inc has successfully acquired a sculpture from this year's entries.
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Community and not-for-profit groups with a vision to develop the region are invited to apply for financial assistance under Maranoa Regional Council's 2024/25 Community Grants Program.
Important occasions in the Maranoa will be marked by an added touch of ceremony with future civic leaders to wear Mayoral robes and chains.
Maranoa Regional Council is working to create a fresh, comprehensive Arts and Culture plan that reflects the evolving needs of our community and needs your help.
Maranoa Regional Council has announced Rob Hayward as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Among the issues that Council considered in its Ordinary Meeting of 10 July 2024:
At its Ordinary Meeting of 10 July, Maranoa Regional Council formally endorsed the reestablishment of a Councillor Portfolio system.
As the Maranoa Regional Council prepares for the next Coordinated Baiting Program across the region, it will be hosting a free information and feedback session for interested landholders.
Maranoa Regional Council has passed its 2024/25 budget, described by Mayor Wendy Taylor as “fair and very considered" and designed to restore Council’s financials to a sustainable position.
Maranoa Regional Council is thrilled to unveil its Winter School Holiday Program, packed with a diverse range of activities designed to entertain and engage children of all ages.
Read your latest Maranoa Regional Council snapshot from the Ordinary Meeting held on 12 June.
Maranoa residents and visitors are being urged to help others discover the region’s riches by voting for Roma as Queensland’s Top Tourism Town.
Council Celebrates National Volunteer Week 2024: ‘Something for Everyone’
Maranoa Regional Council, in partnership with Australia Pacific LNG (APLNG) operated by Origin Energy, is pleased to announce that Round 4 of the Liveability Grants are now open.
Maranoa's newly elected Council has resoundingly objected to plans by mining giant Glencore.