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Eatons Hill-Samford safety road upgrades to start
Construction will begin in the coming weeks on the $75.2 million Strathpine-Samford Road Route Project (SSRRSP) to provide a safer connection between Eatons Hill and Samford Valley. Here’s what is happening
Healthy and Active Moreton program returns
The City of Moreton Bay’s Healthy and Active Moreton program is kicking off for the second half of the year. Here’s how to join in the free and low-cost fun
‘The season’s not done yet’
Dolphins NRL second-rower Connelly Lemuelu says the team has grown since their first encounter with the Roosters in round one of their inaugural season and they will be working for another win on the weekend – this time in Sydney. Here’s what he had to say + photos from training today
Sunshine Mitre 10 part of community
The community, including tradies and home DIY customers have embraced the Sunshine Mitre 10 superstore since it opened about eight months ago at North Lakes. Those who have not yet checked it out are encouraged to take a look. Here’s what is on offer
Don’t miss Caboolture Family Fun Day
If you’re looking for an inexpensive alternative to a day at the EKKA, then Caboolture Family Fun Day is just the event for you. It’s on August 14. Here’s everything you need to know
Hardman 'faces' up to new challenge
Issac ‘Headsplitter’ Hardman, who grew up in Caboolture and Deception Bay, will take the first step back into title contention tonight when he climbs into the ring at Sydney’s Entertainment Quarter.
Driving salute to swimming legend
A street in Rothwell has been given a golden upgrade in tribute to Australian swimming legend Leisel Jones.
Max lands magnificent seven
Max Cunningham, the former Grace swimmer now with Churchie, produced a stunning display at the Brisbane Short Course Championships.
Knives found in police crack down
Moreton Police uncovered two knives and a “drug utensil” in a wandering operation at Mango Hill Railway Station and bus station last week.
How to land business in lead-up to 2032 Games
Local businesses have a unique opportunity to be part of a $180 billion procurement spend in the lead-up to the Brisbane 2032 Olympics and Paralympics. Here’s how to get a piece of the action
