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Free shuttle bus for cancer patients
News / Local
19 June 2026

Free shuttle bus for cancer patients

Cancer patients from Caboolture can now access free transport to Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital (RBWH) for treatment, thanks to the generosity of Central Queensland’s Hornery Family. Here are the details.

Work to start on new pavilion
News / Local
19 June 2026

Work to start on new pavilion

The contract to build Suttons Beach Pavilion has been awarded and construction is set to start early next year.

Students' tribute in chalk
News / Local
19 June 2026

Students' tribute in chalk

Ten schools in the Moreton Bay region took part in Draw to Remember on Tuesday – as a tribute to Remembrance Day.

$2.6b 'entertainment city' for Moreton Bay
News / Local
19 June 2026

$2.6b 'entertainment city' for Moreton Bay

Infinity Planet, a $2.6 billion ‘permanent world expo’, is being planned for a huge site in one of Moreton Bay's fastest-growing regions.

New development under way
News / Local
19 June 2026

New development under way

Construction is officially under way on a new over 50s community in Lilywood, the first development in the new city of Waraba.

One point from Australian elite
News / Local
19 June 2026

One point from Australian elite

Moreton City Excelsior will walk out at Perry Park tomorrow just 90 minutes from writing another remarkable chapter in the club’s short history.

Setting Year 7 students up for success
News / Education
19 June 2026

Setting Year 7 students up for success

Redcliffe State High School works closely with local primary schools to ensure a positive and confident transition for students into Year 7, setting them up for success in secondary school learning and beyond. Find out more.

Green light for bay beach changes
News / Local
19 June 2026

Green light for bay beach changes

Changes are being made to dog off-leash and recreation areas along a popular Moreton Bay beach.

New lakeside living turns heads
News / Local
19 June 2026

New lakeside living turns heads

A rare waterfront lifestyle is quietly taking shape in the heart of Moreton Bay, and it’s striking a chord with over-50s seeking more space, connection with nature, and a beautifully designed place to call home. Take a look.

High-rise plans knocked back
News / Local
19 June 2026

High-rise plans knocked back

Plans for a new 10-storey development on Redcliffe’s waterfront have been narrowly rejected by Moreton Bay City Councillors.