Why this review? The Endangered Australian Southern Brolga (Antigone rubicunda) is a problem for the wind industry because it impedes the rollout of wind farms across Western Victoria. Previous guidelines restrict wind farm development, but the Government now uses Veltheim et al 2019 as the reference standard for Brolga modelling. This review raises questions about the usefulness and relevance of Inka Veltheim’s work for that purpose. The Victorian Government and wind farm proponents claim Veltheim et al 2019 provides the . . .

Classical music lovers are in for a double treat next month, with the Fraser Coast Orchestra and Opera Queensland taking to the Brolga Theatre stage on consecutive nights.

YouTube video by Yothu Yindi

An Australian champion Boccia athlete, an accomplished local artist, a brain injury advocate and a wheelchair basketball club creating new pathways into sport were among those recognised today at the 2026 Fraser Coast Ability Awards, held at the Brolga Theatre in Maryborough.

The Fraser Coast has welcomed 102 new Australian citizens at a special ceremony at the Brolga Theatre in Maryborough today to mark Australian Citizenship Day.

Why this review? The Endangered Australian Southern Brolga (Antigone rubicunda) is a problem for the wind industry because it impedes the rollout of wind farms across Western Victoria. Previous guidelines restrict wind farm development, but the Government now uses Veltheim et al 2019 as the reference standard for Brolga modelling. This review raises questions about the usefulness and relevance of Inka Veltheim’s work for that purpose. The Victorian Government and wind farm proponents claim Veltheim et al 2019 provides the . . .

Why this review? The Endangered Australian Southern Brolga (Antigone rubicunda) is a problem for the wind industry because it impedes the rollout of wind farms across Western Victoria. Previous guidelines restrict wind farm development, but the Government now uses Veltheim et al 2019 as the reference standard for Brolga modelling. This review raises questions about the usefulness and relevance of Inka Veltheim’s work for that purpose. The Victorian Government and wind farm proponents claim Veltheim et al 2019 provides the . . .

An "evolutionary dance" is taking place in the Gulf Country of northern Queensland as two similar, but separate, species of bird are crossbreeding to produce a new hybrid species.

The Brolga Theatre in Maryborough is kicking off the September school holidays with two award-winning family shows that will transform everyday objects into musical instruments and push circus hoops to extraordinary new heights.

A place-based audio walk using stories, memories, ecology and cultural knowledge to reveal living relationships between Mundy Creek, Country and its communities.

Lis Ashby’s polite interpretation of the clash between Victoria’s renewable energy expansion and the protection of the State’s biodiversity avoids addressing a darker side of the Victorian Government’s behaviour over this issue. I conclude that the actions of the State Government and the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA) in relation to the conflict between wind farm expansion in western Victoria and protection of the Brolga – the southern populations of which are endangered in Victoria,1,2 – show . . .