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Midwifery course begins in Mackay last January 20, to address regional shortages and boost local healthcare.
Experience over 60 contemporary and historical works from QAGOMA’s Indigenous Art collection at Artspace Mackay from 18 January to 30 March 2025
The Queensland AI Hub announced its 2025 Chapter Directors, empowering regional innovation.
What’s Happening? The 2025 Mackay Regional Council Australia Day Awards nominees have been announced, showcasing the exceptional contributions of 102 individuals and groups. These nominees were selected from over 115 nominations received across nine categories, including a new category, the Brenden Borellini Access and Inclusion Achievement Award. Winners will be honoured at a ceremony on Saturday, January 25, 2025, at the Mackay Entertainment and Convention Centre (MECC). Why It Matters? The Australia Day Awards highlight the dedication, creativity, and service of Mackay region residents and groups who have made a positive impact on their communities. Introducing a new category dedicated to access and inclusion underscores the region’s commitment to recognising diversity and breaking barriers for those with disabilities. Local Impact
Labor approves the 800MW Prairie Wind Farm, part of 70 renewable projects powering over 8 million homes.
MSQ begins $1M removal of derelict Endeavour Bay to safeguard waterways.
Coronado cuts first coal at Mammoth Underground Mine, boosting Curragh Complex operations in Blackwater.
Zoetis donates $100K to Beyond Blue to support mental health services in rural Australia, helping over 15,500 people access vital care.
Mackay welcomes new police officers as part of the QPS’s record recruitment year.
What’s happening? Two talented Mackay students, Leo Gorrion and Ebony Wright, have been awarded significant bursaries to support their artistic pursuits. The $3,000 Jack Sturgeon Bursary, sponsored by the Friends of the MECC, will help Leo pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Production) at the University of Melbourne. Ebony Wright, the recipient of the $3,000 Artspace Mackay Foundation Bursary, is studying a Bachelor of Visual Art at Griffith University. Why it matters? These bursaries are crucial in supporting young, aspiring artists, particularly as tertiary education costs continue to rise. By providing financial assistance, these initiatives encourage students to follow their passions and contribute to the local arts scene. Local Impact The impact of these bursaries extends beyond individual recognition. By
Midwifery course begins in Mackay last January 20, to address regional shortages and boost local healthcare.
Experience over 60 contemporary and historical works from QAGOMA’s Indigenous Art collection at Artspace Mackay from 18 January to 30 March 2025
The Queensland AI Hub announced its 2025 Chapter Directors, empowering regional innovation.
What’s Happening? The 2025 Mackay Regional Council Australia Day Awards nominees have been announced, showcasing the exceptional contributions of 102 individuals and groups. These nominees were selected from over 115 nominations received across nine categories, including a new category, the Brenden Borellini Access and Inclusion Achievement Award. Winners will be honoured at a ceremony on Saturday, January 25, 2025, at the Mackay Entertainment and Convention Centre (MECC). Why It Matters? The Australia Day Awards highlight the dedication, creativity, and service of Mackay region residents and groups who have made a positive impact on their communities. Introducing a new category dedicated
Labor approves the 800MW Prairie Wind Farm, part of 70 renewable projects powering over 8 million homes.
MSQ begins $1M removal of derelict Endeavour Bay to safeguard waterways.
Coronado cuts first coal at Mammoth Underground Mine, boosting Curragh Complex operations in Blackwater.
Zoetis donates $100K to Beyond Blue to support mental health services in rural Australia, helping over 15,500 people access vital care.
Mackay welcomes new police officers as part of the QPS’s record recruitment year.
What’s happening? Two talented Mackay students, Leo Gorrion and Ebony Wright, have been awarded significant bursaries to support their artistic pursuits. The $3,000 Jack Sturgeon Bursary, sponsored by the Friends of the MECC, will help Leo pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Production) at the University of Melbourne. Ebony Wright, the recipient of the $3,000 Artspace Mackay Foundation Bursary, is studying a Bachelor of Visual Art at Griffith University. Why it matters? These bursaries are crucial in supporting young, aspiring artists, particularly as tertiary education costs continue to rise. By providing financial assistance, these initiatives encourage students to follow their
Midwifery course begins in Mackay last January 20, to address regional shortages and boost local healthcare.
Experience over 60 contemporary and historical works from QAGOMA’s Indigenous Art collection at Artspace Mackay from 18 January to 30 March 2025
The Queensland AI Hub announced its 2025 Chapter Directors, empowering regional innovation.
What’s Happening? The 2025 Mackay Regional Council Australia Day Awards nominees have been announced, showcasing the exceptional contributions of 102 individuals and groups. These nominees were selected from over 115 nominations received across nine categories, including a new category, the Brenden Borellini Access and Inclusion Achievement Award. Winners will be honoured at a ceremony on Saturday, January 25, 2025, at the Mackay Entertainment and Convention Centre (MECC). Why It Matters? The Australia Day Awards highlight the dedication, creativity, and service of Mackay region residents and groups who have made a positive impact on their communities. Introducing a new category dedicated
Labor approves the 800MW Prairie Wind Farm, part of 70 renewable projects powering over 8 million homes.
MSQ begins $1M removal of derelict Endeavour Bay to safeguard waterways.
Coronado cuts first coal at Mammoth Underground Mine, boosting Curragh Complex operations in Blackwater.
Zoetis donates $100K to Beyond Blue to support mental health services in rural Australia, helping over 15,500 people access vital care.
Mackay welcomes new police officers as part of the QPS’s record recruitment year.
What’s happening? Two talented Mackay students, Leo Gorrion and Ebony Wright, have been awarded significant bursaries to support their artistic pursuits. The $3,000 Jack Sturgeon Bursary, sponsored by the Friends of the MECC, will help Leo pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Production) at the University of Melbourne. Ebony Wright, the recipient of the $3,000 Artspace Mackay Foundation Bursary, is studying a Bachelor of Visual Art at Griffith University. Why it matters? These bursaries are crucial in supporting young, aspiring artists, particularly as tertiary education costs continue to rise. By providing financial assistance, these initiatives encourage students to follow their
