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
Career Forged in Mateship, Driven by Compassion
Watching footage of bushfires fills retired firefighter John Robinson with dread, because he knows exactly how challenging it is for the crews battling to control them.
Caboolture Woodcrafters Spread Christmas Joy
The elves in this workshop share a laugh, banter, a passion for timber, and a spirit of giving that puts smiles on hundreds of little faces each Christmas.
Artist Dale Marsh Continues to be Inspired by Bribie’s Essence
Artist Dale Marsh has featured Bribie in thousands of paintings since he was a boy. Here, he shares his story …
Pool With a View at Bunya
When it comes to house design, steep blocks are challenging but thinking outside of the box can produce incredible results – just ask Steve and Szandi Swalling.
Drought-Proof Your Garden for Summer
While drought grips much of Queensland, the dry conditions are taking their toll on our gardens. According to Garden Gem's Burpengary's Russell Young, planning out a more hardy and drought-proof garden can save you heartache, as well as hefty water bills.
Discover Moreton Bay Region’s Wartime Past
For Peter Dunn, uncovering our secret wartime past has been a lifelong passion. The historian grew up in Townsville where as a child he could regularly be found exploring abandoned World War II facilities.
Family shares love affair with Toyota Levin
Jeff Kilbride and wife Donna met behind the wheel of a rally car and it was love at first rev. Their four children are now all involved in rallying so it's safe to say the thrill-seeking gene runs in the family.
Discover ParkRun in the Moreton Bay Region
Turns out pounding the pavement at ParkRun isn't what motivates most runners to get up, lace up their joggers and get moving on a Saturday morning - it's actually the delicious hard-earned breakfast they get to enjoy with friends afterwards.
Moreton Bay Region tourism industry a billion-dollar gem
The Value of Tourism report reveals 4.5 million tourists are now staying and playing longer in Moreton Bay Region, boosting local economies.
Get In Shape for Summer
Summer is nearly upon us, so the time is right to get your body and mind in shape for enjoying the outdoors with confidence.
