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Crowds gather to Rock the Block
More than 2000 people helped celebrate the opening of North Harbour’s latest Display Village in Burpengary East during a Rock the Block party last weekend. See our photo gallery
New primary school planned for Caboolture West
Construction is likely to start next year for a new school catering for growth at Caboolture West. Find out what's happening...
Smiley returns with The Best of the Bee Gees tribute show
The Best of the Bee Gees Show returns to the Redcliffe Entertainment centre, complete with original Bee Gees drummer Colin "Smiley" Petersen. Here's how to get tickets...
Brenko Lee to join cousin as foundation Dolphin
The Dolphins have announced a boost to their centre stocks with the signing of Grand Final winner and State of Origin-experienced back Brenko Lee.
Redcliffe Show to open with half-price Friday
The 73rd Redcliffe Show opens tomorrow, with half-price admission on Friday for adults and pensioners and free entry for children (under 14 years). Here’s the program highlights and how to get tickets
More wildlife habitat preserved
It's the largest purchase to date under Moreton Bay Regional Council's its Land Buyback for Environmental Purposes program and brings the total land saved so far to 83ha. Find out where it is...
Hannah on brink of more hockey history
Redcliffe's rising star Hannah Cullum-Sanders is about to make hockey history - again.
Candlelight vigil for Senior-Constable Dave Masters
The community is invited to join Moreton Bay Police at a vigil for Deception Bay policeman Senior-Constable Dave Masters on the eve of the anniversary of his death...
Bold idea offers inspiring venues for remote workers
A concept which aims to revitalise hospitality spaces during the week and provide a third workplace option for employees is launching in the Moreton Bay Region after a successful rollout across Australia. Here’s how it works
Lances at the ready: Knights to do battle at Abbey Medieval Festival
Knights in shining armour are set to compete over two big days at the highly anticipated jousting tournament at this year’s Abbey Medieval Festival. Local knight Luke Binks will be in charge of this year's tournament, and plans to make a few changes to make it more historically accurate. Read more here
