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Parents to have their say on vital services
Parents with children aged five and under are invited to attend a series of meetings hosted by yourtown to share their thoughts on what services they would like to see in the region
Motorists contest parking fines in court
Twelve people have chosen to appear in court rather than pay parking fines issued by Moreton Bay Regional Council. Here's what they're accused of...
Power surge for region's electric cars
Sales of electric vehicles (EV) in the Moreton Bay Region have seen a seven-month power surge - with one suburb leading the charge. SUBURB-BY-SUBURB FIGURES
Help needed for bid to restore hope
A fledgling social enterprise which aims to employ and train people with disabilities, injuries, illnesses or other barriers to employment is looking for premises in Strathpine or Brendale to kickstart its operations. Here’s what it is doing and how you can help
Bright spark to power up Caboolture
Hundreds of people looking for jobs have been offered apprenticeships with Energex, including Natalie Taylor, who will join the team at the Caboolture depot
New Zealand, we’re with you
As our friends in New Zealand struggle to comprehend the magnitude of the damage caused by Tropical cyclone Gabrielle, we in the Moreton Bay Region pledge our support and say ‘we’re with you’. Here’s how you can help
Archibald Prize entry aims to inspire
Deception Bay GP and artist Subrat Mishra wants to inspire the next generation by shining a light on a young person in his entry for this year’s Archibald Prize. He has chosen his subject but is looking for others, so he can create an entire exhibition which celebrates youth. Here’s the details
New hospitals taking shape - fast
Three new hospitals and the massive redevelopment of a fourth are due for completion in this region over the next 18 months. Check out the LATEST PICTURES
Investing in bright ideas
Innovate Moreton Bay, supporting innovators and aspiring entrepreneurs to turn their ideas into world-class projects, is gearing up for a year filled with events. Here's how to connect...
Daniel's career in space engineering blasts off
Daniel Smith is well on his way to becoming a real-life rocket scientist. His research on how to better design rocket nozzles and jet engines so they don't explode could one day be quite literally out of this world
