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State Budget 2023-24: Funding for link to Youngs Crossing Bridge
A link to the long-awaited Youngs Crossing Bridge, school improvements and community facilities were the big winners in this year's State Budget across the Moreton Bay Region. Find out where the money's being spent... **FREE TO READ**
Mermaids, fairies and unicorns to appear at Old Petrie Town
A festival that celebrates all things magical is coming to the Moreton Bay Region for the first time this month. It will include live stage shows, roving performers, workshops, face painting and more. Read more here **FREE TO READ**
Work begins on $9m school hall
Construction is now underway on a new $9 million multi-purpose hall at Deception Bay State School.
Swimmers dive in with Grace
Grace Swimming offers swimmers, from babies through to adults, the opportunity to develop good technique and skills that could save their lives. Find out more here
Tunnel vision to solve nightmare
A “new solution” for north Brisbane’s struggling road network should extend right into Moreton Bay Region, says Mayor Peter Flannery.
Juicy strawberries ripe for the picking at LuvaBerry
Families craving the taste of farm-fresh strawberries will have the chance to pick their own when the owners of LuvaBerry open the farm gates to the public this July. **FREE TO READ**
Students reaching for the stars
An innovative program at Redcliffe State High School aims to maximise the achievements of all students. Find our how it works... **FREE TO READ**
Fencing plea to help cut road toll
An appeal will be made for temporary fencing to be put up along a section of Gympie Rd, Lawnton to help save local wildlife.
Secrets to simple, tasty cooking
Kim McCosker’s simple, yet delicious recipes have resonated with home cooks since she published her first 4 Ingredients cookbook in 2007. She chats to Moreton Daily ahead of her appearances at Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival, where she will show audiences how to prepare quick and easy meals
PrideFest, a glittering success
The first Moreton Bay PrideFest has been hailed a glittering success, attracting a crowd of about 3500, promoting more than 20 LGBTIQA+ charities and support services and raising $20,000 for charity partner headspace Moreton Bay. Best of all, it was a roaring good time
