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Council Snapshots provide a brief summary of each Council Meeting to highlight and summarise the issues discussed.

Council Snapshots provide a brief summary of each Council Meeting to highlight and summarise the issues discussed.

Council Snapshots provide a brief summary of each Council Meeting to highlight and summarise the issues discussed.

October is Queensland Seniors Month and Maranoa Regional Council is celebrating with a region-wide program of events designed to get your toes tapping and body moving.

Maranoa Regional Council is seeking local talent to put forward an expression of interest to design and tailor the robe to be worn by future Mayors.

Over the past two weeks Councillors have been out and about meeting with residents to discuss the budget and answering your questions about the decisions made around rates.

Following the 2024 Sculptures Outback Exhibition, Injune Arts Inc has successfully acquired a sculpture from this year's entries.

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.