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

Seeking a wave of support
News / Local
21 June 2026

Seeking a wave of support

A vision to help people with mental health challenges and disability, while cleaning up the environment is driving Chris and Kristy Paterson to pour everything they have into an ambitious accessible boat project. Here’s what they are doing and how you can help

Mega photo gallery: Dolphins V Warriors, game and fans
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21 June 2026

Mega photo gallery: Dolphins V Warriors, game and fans

The Dolphins’ NRL side finished their inaugural season with a win at Suncorp Stadium last weekend. Here’s our mega photo gallery from the game and of the fans, enjoying every moment. Phins up!

Lunch to support ‘Forgotten Women’
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21 June 2026

Lunch to support ‘Forgotten Women’

The Forgotten Women will be front of mind during the Any Giving Tuesday Charity Lunch next month. Here’s what is happening and how you can support vulnerable women aged over 55 years

Ospreys in Moreton Bay - where to find them
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21 June 2026

Ospreys in Moreton Bay - where to find them

Pip Grant-Taylor has been watching ospreys in the Moreton Bay region for more than a decade, captivated by their beauty, behaviour and resilience. She tells us where you can spot them and why they are amazing creatures

Conference on housing and homelessness
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21 June 2026

Conference on housing and homelessness

The organisers of a housing and homelessness conference in the City of Moreton Bay next month hope participants will leave feeling informed, connected and energised. Here’s the details and how to get involved

Happy Dolphins Father’s Day
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21 June 2026

Happy Dolphins Father’s Day

One of the highlights of the Dolphins’ inaugural NRL season has been seeing the players’ biggest but littlest fans at training and on game days. Check out our photo gallery... **FREE TO READ**

Woolf: “It’s great to finish on a positive like that”
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21 June 2026

Woolf: “It’s great to finish on a positive like that”

The Dolphins NRL team finished their inaugural season in the same fashion they started – beating a more-fancied opponent in front of a big crowd at Suncorp Stadium. Here’s the wrap-up + photo gallery from the game

Graham: ‘I’m just loving footy at the moment’
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21 June 2026

Graham: ‘I’m just loving footy at the moment’

Dolphins young gun Harrison Graham has relished his chance to play in the NRL side and is keen to continue to develop as a player and a person under Wayne Bennett in 2024. He and his teammates have one more chance to finish the season on a high against the Warriors this weekend. He chats to Moreton Daily

Gilbert: ‘people like him are the fabric of rugby league’
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21 June 2026

Gilbert: ‘people like him are the fabric of rugby league’

Tom Gilbert super fan Adam Schubert was thrilled to meet his idol at Dolphins NRL training today, and it’s fair to say the feeling was reciprocated by the prop who described fans like Adam as the fabric of rugby league. We were there to share the special moment

Reader: 'future’s bright for Dolphins’ fans'
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21 June 2026

Reader: 'future’s bright for Dolphins’ fans'

The Dolphins NRL club has smashed the 30,000-member mark this week. It comes as more than 35,000 people are expected to be at Suncorp Stadium for their last game of the 2023 season against the Warriors on Saturday.