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
Good Egg Gallery cracks it
The Good Egg Gallery has cracked the formula for bringing local artists together in a welcoming space in just its first few weeks of operation.
Simply the best way to hit water
Moreton Bay Jet Ski owner Ken Jeffreys has his eye on making a Pumicestone Passage jet ski tour adventure a Best of Queensland experience, and convincing more of us that winter is the best season to enjoy it.
Where to get a strawberry sundae
It’s EKKA time, but not as you know it. There may be no action at sideshow alley and the main arena, due to COVID-19, but you can still grab a strawberry sundae from a pop-up stall near you.
Call to support genuine Aboriginal art
Overseas tourists may have disappeared, but demand for genuine Aboriginal art remains strong. So strong, Michael Connolly has opened a new Dreamtime Kullilla Art shop.
The eyes have it
Looking at one of Jennifere Thompson’s photographs, you can’t help be drawn to the eyes staring back at you.
Bid to ease parking pain in local streets
Moreton Bay Regional Council CEO will bring forward a report to amend the planning scheme in a bid to easing parking pain in clogged local streets.
Council Appoints First MILLovate Board of Directors
The search for a team of visionary leaders to drive investment at The Mill PDA is over, with Council today unanimously appointing the inaugural board of directors for MILLovate Pty Ltd.
Drive-thru communion at Redcliffe church
In uncertain times, innovation and creative thinking is even taking place in some of our oldest institutions. Drive-thru communion anyone?
Business made of tough stuff
Belco Trailers at Brendale has weathered tough times before and is investing in technology to sure up its future during the COVID-19 pandemic.
App to provide hospitality lifeline
The hospitality industry is facing enormous challenges at present, but a guy from Murrumba Downs hopes an app he’s developed will help get them through these tough times.
