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Region battered by wild weather
Parts of the Moreton Bay Region have been lashed by wild weather overnight with more than 200mm in some areas and more than 40 roads cut. The rain has eased but the threat of more storms remains.
Cyclones go so close
Peninsula Cricket Club’s Under 19 Cyclones team fell just short of victory in their first match on turf, against Burpengary earlier this month at Filmer Park.
Region to host Queensland carnival first
The Moreton Bay Region is to stage the first women’s wheelchair basketball carnival in Queensland.
Unfinished business for Miles
North Lakes' Miles Zalewski, from the All Star Boxing Academy in Bray Park, has more “unfinished business” to take care of this weekend.
Priority call - remove all level crossings
The call to remove all 65 level crossings on South East Queensland’s Citytrain network – including seven on the Caboolture line in Moreton Bay Region - is getting louder.
Council dives into major upgrades
Major upgrades are on the way for three more aquatic centres in the Moreton Bay Regional Council area.
Wheelchair race added to Jetty 2 Jetty
The GKS Law 10km wheelchair race is expected to draw a competitive field and open the event up to people of all abilities when it’s added to the Jetty 2 Jetty Fun Run program this year.
Chatting with Iva Davies ahead of Crowd Surf festival
When Icehouse perform at this weekend’s Crowd Surf festival at Sandstone Point Hotel, fans will be treated to a new element giving them an insight into the creative process of the late 1970s. We chat with Iva Davies ahead of the show.
New tech lab for students
St Michael’s College, Caboolture, has opened a new design and technology laboratory, which was partly funded by the Federal Government.
Dolphins ready to kick off season 2021
In an ominous sign for the other 13 teams in the Intrust Super Cup, the Dolphins are in great shape, have a big talent pool to draw on and are out to win the competition and show the NRL they have what it takes to play in the national league.
