Nick Crockford

Nick has been a journalist for more than 40 years, working for weekly and major daily (morning and evening) newspapers, as well as in public relations and radio in Australia and the UK.

He has led teams covering such as the English Premier League, World Cup Finals and Olympic Games, but says community news is his first love.

Nick has lived in Moreton Bay for more than 20 years and is heavily involved with two of the region’s largest football clubs.

The Latest from Nick

Camping ban on public land
News / Local
27 July 2026

Camping ban on public land

Moreton Bay City Council has today voted to change Local Law Guidelines and ban camping on public land.

“Austin’s resilience inspires us every day.”
News / Local
27 July 2026

“Austin’s resilience inspires us every day.”

A Warner mum has shared the story of her brave five-year-old son to help support those Australians living with a rare disease.

Tillies' debut caps remarkable month
News / Local
27 July 2026

Tillies' debut caps remarkable month

Redcliffe-born Laini Freier, who played junior and senior football in Moreton Bay, has followed her twin sister and become a Matilda.

Swap Day for Cubeez collectors
News / Local
27 July 2026

Swap Day for Cubeez collectors

Minecraft Cubeez collectors across the Moreton Bay region are being given a special one-day boost this weekend.

Woolies to anchor new Village
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27 July 2026

Woolies to anchor new Village

Woolworths has been announced as the anchor tenant of Griffin’s new Freshwater Village development.

'Open' support for Charlize tribute
News / Local
27 July 2026

'Open' support for Charlize tribute

Plans have started for a permanent tribute to Charlize Zmuda, the teenager who died after a shark attack off Bribie Island earlier this month.

Plea for two off-leash areas
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27 July 2026

Plea for two off-leash areas

Proposed changes to sizeable stretch of Moreton Bay foreshore have been challenged again.

Going digital on trade waste
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27 July 2026

Going digital on trade waste

Unitywater is introducing digital data loggers for trade waste customers, to better monitor and operate the wastewater network.

Celebrating of food and community
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27 July 2026

Celebrating of food and community

Street Feast, a travelling food market, is coming to the Moreton Bay region next month.

New water meters for residents
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27 July 2026

New water meters for residents

Some residents in Burpengary will get a new water meter this month as Unitywater identifies and replaces those nearing the end of their eight-to-10-year lifecycle.