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The Butterfly Effect returns to Mackay on 9 May 2026, bringing 300 competitors and a strong body positivity message.
A major over-50s housing estate has been approved in Walkerston, with first residents expected to move in during 2027.
Mackay will host a 10 April art drop-in supporting families of children receiving care at Queensland Children’s Hospital.
Mackay is recognising SES volunteers as the organisation marks 50 years of emergency support across Queensland.
Bluewater Lagoon has launched a new campaign to reduce Code Browns and prevent costly pool closures in Mackay.
Works on Mackay’s historic Shakespeare Street stormwater line are due to begin from mid-April 2026, weather permitting.
Mackay’s Sir Albert Abbott Administration Building will glow purple and blue for Feeding Tube Awareness Week 2026.
Mackay Mayor Greg Williamson joins the Brisbane 2032 Host Mayors Advisory Group, giving regional Queensland a stronger voice in Games planning.
Mackay’s 2025 Australia Day Awards honoured local heroes, celebrating outstanding contributions to community, sports, arts, and inclusion.
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
The Butterfly Effect returns to Mackay on 9 May 2026, bringing 300 competitors and a strong body positivity message.
A major over-50s housing estate has been approved in Walkerston, with first residents expected to move in during 2027.
Mackay will host a 10 April art drop-in supporting families of children receiving care at Queensland Children’s Hospital.
Mackay is recognising SES volunteers as the organisation marks 50 years of emergency support across Queensland.
Bluewater Lagoon has launched a new campaign to reduce Code Browns and prevent costly pool closures in Mackay.
Works on Mackay’s historic Shakespeare Street stormwater line are due to begin from mid-April 2026, weather permitting.
Mackay’s Sir Albert Abbott Administration Building will glow purple and blue for Feeding Tube Awareness Week 2026.
Mackay Mayor Greg Williamson joins the Brisbane 2032 Host Mayors Advisory Group, giving regional Queensland a stronger voice in Games planning.
Mackay’s 2025 Australia Day Awards honoured local heroes, celebrating outstanding contributions to community, sports, arts, and inclusion.
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
The Butterfly Effect returns to Mackay on 9 May 2026, bringing 300 competitors and a strong body positivity message.
A major over-50s housing estate has been approved in Walkerston, with first residents expected to move in during 2027.
Mackay will host a 10 April art drop-in supporting families of children receiving care at Queensland Children’s Hospital.
Mackay is recognising SES volunteers as the organisation marks 50 years of emergency support across Queensland.
Bluewater Lagoon has launched a new campaign to reduce Code Browns and prevent costly pool closures in Mackay.
Works on Mackay’s historic Shakespeare Street stormwater line are due to begin from mid-April 2026, weather permitting.
Mackay’s Sir Albert Abbott Administration Building will glow purple and blue for Feeding Tube Awareness Week 2026.
Mackay Mayor Greg Williamson joins the Brisbane 2032 Host Mayors Advisory Group, giving regional Queensland a stronger voice in Games planning.
Mackay’s 2025 Australia Day Awards honoured local heroes, celebrating outstanding contributions to community, sports, arts, and inclusion.
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
