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
Reko Ring Dayboro: connecting producers, customers
One of the best things to come out of COVID-19 has been our desire to support local businesses and producers. A farmer at Ocean View is trying to make it easier for us to do just that.
Bribie Island Community Kindergarten delivers dose of weekly smiles
Staying connected is more important now than ever, and one Moreton Bay Region kindergarten is continuing to bring much-needed smiles to aged care residents with its intergenerational program.
Federal funding boost for community groups
It’s been a tough year for community groups and sporting clubs across the Moreton Bay Region, but a Federal funding boost aims to make things a bit easier.
It’s a Global Bandemic!
A music lover from Woody Point is helping organise a livestream music event, this month, featuring bands from around the world. It’s a Global Bandemic!
Record history: share your COVID-19 stories
While no one will ever want to re-live the coronavirus experience, it’s an important and bizarre period in our history to capture. We reveal how you can help.
USC leads study into physical activity during COVID-19
Health science experts from USC have been chosen to lead the Australian arm of a study into how physical activity levels have been affected by the global COVID-19 pandemic.
Supercharging events and tourism in Moreton Bay Region
Moreton Bay Regional Council is backing the tourism and events sector to help drive a post-coronavirus economic recovery.
Moreton Bay businesses use shutdown to renovate
The COVID-19 shutdown has been tough on businesses across the Moreton Bay Region, but we’ve found a few who’ve also seen it as chance to renovate. They’ll be ready to roll when passengers, guests and diners return.
USC provides free meals to students in need
Students at USC Moreton Bay and USC Caboolture doing it tough now have access to free, ready-made, nutritious meals to help them focus on their studies.
Volunteers prove to be COVID-19 silver lining
A renewed interest in helping someone in need is the silver lining of COVID-19 and for charities giving food to the needy, it’s more important than ever.
