Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Terry Reader

As the Dolphins NRL club’s inaugural CEO, Terry Reader has had his work cut out for him in 2022, building a club from the ground up – on and off the field. It’s been a big year with the club now ready to take the field in 2023

Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Wayne Bennett

As the Head Coach of the Dolphins NRL team, Wayne Bennett has hit the ground running in 2022. He’s built a strong roster of players and put in place a structure ahead of the team’s entry to the NRL in 2023.

Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Cameron Smith

Cameron Smith, who grew up in Bray Park and learned to play golf at Wantima, has become one of the world’s top golfers and won his first major, the Open Championship in 2022.

Tool to find business funding easier

A free online tool which aims to make it easier for businesses to find funding has just been launched. Here’s how you can access it

Photo gallery: Pooches in the Park

It was a pawriffic day yesterday for the first Pooches in the Park held in Penson Park Kallangur. Check out the photo gallery

Pet warning, toxic plants

Some pet owners might be surprised to know that many plants around the home and garden are poisonous and may be toxic to their furry friends. As our pet expert explains, plant toxicity is more common than you may think, with local veterinarians seeing cases at their clinics

Lions honour children of courage

The Lions Club of North Lakes Inc hosted its eighth Children of Courage Awards Ceremony at The Lakes College Hall recently. Here's the details

Dolphins announce new coaching structure ahead of NRL debut

A trio of Redcliffe Dolphins coaches will make moves as part of the restructure that will accompany the impending debut of the new NRL team

Doggie Flu Season - Canine Cough

Many local residents reported seeing cases of Canine Cough in family pets who frequent local dog parks, and in some cases in pets who don’t leave the confines of their own back yard.

SES volunteers are best known for answering calls for help during storms and natural disasters, but they also help police find ‘items of interest’ at crime scenes. Training for these tasks is essential