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Helping hand for critical programs
Community groups from the City of Moreton Bay are among the 11 to receive grants from Unitywater’s annual Community Grants program.
How you can bring joy to shelter pets this Christmas
The team at RSPCA Dakabin is calling on Santa’s helpers out in the community to spread some cheer by donating items to their Christmas wishlist ahead of the festive season. Find out how you can help here
Big W’s Giving Tree returns
Big W is partnering with Good360 Australia again this festive season to deliver its Giving Tree, which will help support families in need this year. Here's the story
Help to save broken lives
Carinity, the care organisation with clients and services in this region, is appealing for help to get broken lives back on track. ** FREE TO READ **
Major boost for CADA services
CADA, the Centre Against Domestic Abuse based in Caboolture, will receive an extra $113,000 per year to support its services across the City of Moreton Bay. ** FREE TO READ **
New memorial honours HMQS Gayundah
A new memorial recognising the significance of the HMQS/HMAS Gayundah will be officially dedicated at Woody Point. Here's what's happening... **FREE TO READ**
Gallery: Queensland’s largest Salvos store opens in Morayfield
The Salvation Army has opened its biggest Queensland store at Morayfield, much to the delight of bargain hunters. Thousands of people flocked to the store for the grand opening to stock up on pre-loved fashion, accessories, homewares and more. Click through our gallery to see what goodies you can find
Major expansion plan at YMCA
Plans have been lodged for a new 47-unit development of “affordable housing for women over the age of 55”, in Mango Hill. ** FREE TO READ **
Registrations open for Christmas hampers
Families and individuals from the Redcliffe Peninsula who are struggling to make ends meet can now register their details to receive a food hamper this Christmas. All the hampers will be distributed by the Redcliffe Community Care Network to ensure everyone can enjoy the holidays. Find out more here
"Common sense prevailed" says Mayor
Major projects in the City of Moreton Bay have escaped cuts in the Federal Government’s infrastructure review, to the delight of Mayor Peter Flannery. ** FREE TO READ **
