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
Discover dining treasures in Narangba
Discover a coffee house that’s the perfect hideout if you need a quiet place to take a minute and sip on a specialty coffee. Or treat yourself to a night at the local tavern.
Young inventors with huge plans for prototype
The boys from Murrumba State Secondary College's prototype for a hands-free crutch may have won them two big awards, but the brains behind this innovative project are determined to make it even better.
Rocket science venture takes off for former pilot
Self-confessed aerospace geek and former pilot, Cran Middlecoat has launched his rocket kits, including lesson material and equipment for 12 months for schools.
Decluttering DIY: tips for success
The latest decluttering craze may have been sparked by author and TV star Marie Kondo but, Donna Donaldson has been helping customers restore order for nine years.
New lesson programs for little learners at Sesame Lane Care and Kindergarten centres
Preparing little learners for primary school requires far more than teaching them the alphabet — they will need skills that will last a lifetime.
Graduate from University of Sunshine Coast dream to save community sport
With a passion for community Sport and the Aussie way of "Giving it a go" resulted in Sunshine Coast University graduate, Jackson Dickfos, creating SportsCube. SportsCube aims to help clubs and businesses connect. Key to this is making information about sponsorship packages accessible in one place.
Mini Restoration a mammoth undertaking
Driving a Morris Mini is just as much fun now as it was when Ian McKinnon was a teenager, but his 1971 Mini K is a sweeter ride. He shows us his pride and joy.
Heart Foundation Walking Groups Put Spring in Your Step
ANN Serin fondly remembers travelling with her father as a child through the bush, so when she learned that the Heart Foundation was looking for people in their neighbourhoods to organise walks, she jumped at the opportunity.
Gourmet dining at Eatons Hill
Homemade cakes, tempting cheese and antipasto, and authentic deep-south barbecue flavours - are just a few of the culinary delights you can find in Eatons Hill.
Loop Growers find intriguing new ways to make beer
Beetroot, lemongrass, fennel and even pickled cucumber … it seems you can make a beer from just about anything, if you find a partner who’s as keen to experiment as you are.
