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Council buys second property to protect wildlife
Moreton Bay Regional Council is continuing in its quest to protect native habitat and wildlife for future generations through the Land Buyback Program. It has bought a 4ha property to protect native wildlife and habitat
Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games: ‘There was nothing left in the tank’
The Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games draw to a close today and the swim team including gold medalist Lakeisha Patterson will be heading back to Australia tomorrow. She chats to Moreton Daily about the swim that left nothing in the tank. Photo: courtesy of Delly Carr and Swimming Australia.
Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games: 'Most rewarding swim ever'
As the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games draw to a close today, bronze medalist and four-time Paralympian Blake Cochrane reflects on his most rewarding swim ever
UPDATE: TOKYO PARALYMPICS: Day 11 action, results
Warner's Janine Watson has made her taekwondo debut at the Tokyo Paralympics, facing off against Morocco's Rajae Akermach - the first African woman to achieve a world number one ranking in the sport. Find out how she went...
Little green thumb thrives
A flourishing crop of tomatoes has inspired Jacques de Villiers to try his hand at growing other vegetables, fruit and flowers in his family’s North Lakes garden.
Joining forces to provide COVID-safe commute plan for resource sector
Moreton Bay Region-based remote worker management specialist JESI has joined forces with Microsoft and Mining Equipment, Technology and Services (METS) Ignited to produce a COVID-safe commute plan for resources sector workers.
Central works depot in the pipeline
Moreton Bay Regional Council will build a multi-million-dollar works depot to service the entire region, with the three existing depots to be decommissioned. Find out where it will be…
Tokyo 2020 Paralympics: Swimming, Brenden Hall
Mango Hill swimmer Brenden Hall has swum in the 100m butterfly S9 heat at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics this morning. Results here
Tokyo 2020 Paralympics: Cochrane’s medal-winning swim
Former Scarborough swimmer Blake Cochrane has won his fourth consecutive SB7 100m Breaststroke medal tonight in the final at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics.