Whats On Fraser Coast 31 July

Here's what is happening this weekend on the Fraser Coast.

Here's what is happening this weekend on the Fraser Coast.

What's On 24 July

This guy is one of the biggest in the game of making people feel good.

Here's the link: https://mesiti.com/chicken-soup

 

 

This guy is one of the biggest in the game of making people feel good.
Here's the link: <a href="https://mesiti.com/chicken-soup">https://mesiti.com/chicken-soup</a>
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Mark Victor Hansen Thursday Show

We threw it to the phones 'Should we be wearing masks in Queensland?'

We threw it to the phones 'Should we be wearing masks in Queensland?'

Should we be wearing masks in Queensland?

Mak had a chat with Boz about people's mental health and what Fraser Coast Mates are doing.

Mak had a chat with Boz about people's mental health and what Fraser Coast Mates are doing.

Fraser Coast Mates Black Book

Chris Hemsworth was at Rainbow Beach. Mak got the inside scoop.

Chris Hemsworth was at Rainbow Beach. Mak got the inside scoop.

Thor In Rainbow

A post by Mayor George Seymour:

I was very sad to hear about the passing of Brian Perry; a true pioneer in eco-tourism.
The whale watching industry was born on 25 August 1987 when the charter fishing vessel The Tasman Venture, owned by Brian and Jill Perry, encountered some whales close up in the bay and realised the tourism potential. Two days later an advertisement was taken out in the local paper for a whale watching trip, all 32 seats were booked by 8am and the first whale watching trip on 1 September 1987 was a success; and thereby a new industry was born. Being up close and personal to these majestic creatures is an unforgettable experience.
The whale watching season runs from mid-July to November, attracting thousands of tourists to see humpback whales in their natural environment. Brian created and led the successful development of this new industry, and through it a unique identity was created for Hervey Bay.

A post by Mayor George Seymour:
I was very sad to hear about the passing of Brian Perry; a true pioneer in eco-tourism. The whale watching industry was born on 25 August 1987 when the charter fishing vessel The Tasman Venture, owned by Brian and Jill Perry, encountered some whales close up in the bay and realised the tourism potential. Two days later an advertisement was taken out in the local paper for a whale watching trip, all 32 seats were booked by 8am and the first whale watching trip on 1 September&nbsp;1987 was a success; and thereby a new industry was born. Being up close and personal to these majestic creatures is an unforgettable experience. The whale watching season runs from mid-July to November, attracting thousands of tourists to see humpback whales in their natural environment. Brian created and led the successful development of this new industry, and through it a unique identity was created for Hervey Bay.

Whale Watching Legend

Here's what is happening on the Fraser Coast.

Here's what is happening on the Fraser Coast.

What's On Fraser Coast 17 July

Mak and Daz went to Kawungan Quality Meats to get tips from the owner Dale.

Mak and Daz went to Kawungan Quality Meats to get tips from the owner Dale.

Mak - hit101.9 Fraser Coast

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