Kylie Knight
Kylie Knight has worked in community news for more than 22 years as a journalist, sub-editor and editor, mostly in the Moreton Bay Region. She has edited newspapers and magazines, most recently Moreton Life magazine, and produced content for digital audiences online.
Kylie understands the strength of community news and how a local newspaper can bring a community together, shine a light on unsung heroes and lobby for positive change.
Before her career in journalism, she was a public relations officer for Cancer Council Queensland.
The Latest from Kylie
Money off your next power bill
Queenslanders will receive a $175 Cost of Living Rebate on their next power bill thanks to a State Government rebate. Here’s the details
Craft and gift fair to mark 65 years
The Quota Club of Redcliffe celebrates its 65th Anniversary this year and is planning to mark the occasion at its Craft and Gift Fair next month. If you love handmade goods, it's an event not to miss
Warriors’ must-win battle against the Knights
A former Dolphin will help fill the gap in the Warriors’ forward pack, when the side takes on the Newcastle Knights in round 12 of the NRL at Moreton Daily Stadium this weekend. He joins the club as Warriors’ teammate Euan Aitken confirms he’ll make Redcliffe home next season. Here’s what Coach Nathan Brown said
Can you flush it? Plea to check first
Don’t rush to flush…look for the logo… that’s the message to users of loos, latrines and lavatories across the Moreton Bay Region. Oh, and Unitywater is not just worried about wet wipes blocking pipes. You’d be surprised what else is being flushed – even false teeth
Shine Bright for Leukaemia event
Leukaemia Support Queensland, in partnership with North Harbour and Bite Markets, will raise funds and awareness while remembering those who have been affected by the disease during its Shine Bright for Leukaemia event this weekend
Caboolture Festival returns in June
Caboolture is the place to be this June, with a massive program of events across the entire month for this year’s Caboolture Festival. See what’s on offer
Call to shape own future, become Moreton Bay City
With public consultation due to end on May 30, Moreton Bay Regional Council has made its case to become a city to local business leaders and owners. We sum it up and explain how you can still have your say
Hub for creativity opens
Musicians with a disability now have a place to call their own with the opening of Team Musicare’s headquarters at Clontarf last week. See our photos from the grand opening
Updated: Sitting LNP Federal Members across the Moreton Bay Region look likely to retain their seats as the Coalition concedes defeat and the Australian Labor Party looks to form Government.
The owners of six of the Moreton Bay Region’s most exciting creative industry businesses have walked away from the inaugural Creative Industries Demo Day with life-changing experience and ideas. We chat to the winner about how the event will help take her project to the next level
