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Caboolture River gets $8m boost
Unitywater will spend $8 million on the Caboolture River Nutrient Offset Project to rehabilitate 2.4 kms of eroding shoreline.
Lions cakes ready for Christmas
North Lakes Lions Club are getting ready to sell their famous Christmas cakes as they count down to the end of the year and reflect on what has been a busy few months
Free upgrade for recycling bins
Moreton Bay Regional Council is offering residents a free larger recycling bin – but householders will have to pay slightly more.
Experience the joy of Tawny Trails
Local artisans from the Moreton Bay Hinterland will be opening their doors and selling a wide range of arts and crafts at a special Christmas-themed Tawny Trails event on Sunday, November 27. This will be your last opportunity to experience the trail for the year, before it resumes in January 2023.
Students' award-winning freight plans
Two groups of UniSC Moreton Bay students have won national awards for creative solutions to problems facing Australia’s freight industry, in the annual GovHack competition.
Connolly to lead Paralympic Hub
Harley Connolly, head coach of the Belgravia team at Burpengary, has been appointed by Swimming Australia as the new Head Coach of the Paralympic Hub at the University of the Sunshine Coast.
Thousands pay tribute to the fallen
As services were held across the region in honour of Remembrance Day, thousands of people came to pay their respects to those who have fought in all wars and conflicts to keep our country safe.
Gilbert on becoming a Dolphin
Dolphins’ forward Tom Gilbert is excited about his move to the Redcliffe peninsula and being a foundation player for the NRL’s newest club. He modelled the Dolphins’ away jersey for the media this morning and revealed why he made the move from the Cowboys
New book taking the pulse of Australian design
Rachael King's second book celebrating surface design, Pattern Pulse Volume 2, launches next week. Here's what it's all about...
Vendors step in to save Bite Markets
After being told "see you later", four food vendors have put their hands up to ensure the Bite Markets at North Harbour continue to serve up a fun night of food and live entertainment for the community to enjoy. A grand reopening is planned for tonight, with spiral spuds, pizza, Bao buns and donuts on the menu
