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
Creating business opportunities
As we celebrate NAIDOC Week, we shine a light on a Mango Hill-based not-for-profit organisation which will use a Federal Government grant of more than $777,000 to help Aboriginal women and girls make their mark in business.
Call to do the right thing
With the COVID-19 lockdown extended in the Moreton Bay Region and Brisbane City Council areas for a further 24 hours, Mayor Peter Flannery is calling on residents to keep doing the right thing.
Last chance to apply for community grants
Applications close today for grants up to $20,000 from the State Government. Non-profit social enterprises are being urged to apply.
COVID-19 UPDATE: Four new cases, no word on lockdown
There have been four new cases of COVID-19 detected in Queensland in the past 24 hours, of which two are the result of community transmission. There are a number of possible exposure sites in the Moreton Bay Region.
Bid to do one million push-ups
Ant Hanna may be a man on a mission, but his bid to do 1000 push-ups for 1000 days is about much more than getting fit.
Writing the next chapter
Jayden Nikorima owns his story, mistakes and all, and is using the lessons he has learnt to help young people find the right path and determine their own destiny. He chats with Moreton Daily
Stimulus to fund homelessness hub
A housing and homelessness services hub at Redcliffe is one of the key projects to be delivered as part of the State Government’s SEQ Community Stimulus Program. The Moreton Bay Region will get $13.8 million to fund 24 projects and create 226 jobs.
COVID-19 update: Four new cases
There have been four new cases of COVID-19 detected in Queensland in the past 24 hours, of which three are the result of community transmission but are close contacts of existing cases. It comes as residents settle in to the first full day of lockdown.
Magical winter wonderland
IN COOLER parts of the world, winter is cold, bleak and pretty dull, but in South East Queensland gardens offer a stark contrast. Redcliffe Garden Centre is bursting with colour, as winter wonders take centre stage.
Enter our competition for your chance to win one weekend double pass to the Festival Precinct at the Moreton Bay Food and Wine Festival.
