Thirty minutes with Ita

International Women’s Day: In a wide-ranging interview with Moreton Daily, trailblazer Ita Buttrose speaks about smashing the glass ceiling, interviewing Lindy Chamberlain, working for the Packers, valuing older people and her plans to go to Antarctica.

Opening up 1400 new students

More than 1400 new students were welcome to Queensland’s newest university campus last week as part of Orientation activities at USC Moreton Bay.

Moreton Bay duo make the cut

Two aspiring doctors from the Moreton Bay Region have been accepted into the University of the Sunshine Coast’s (USC) Bachelor of Medical Science, among this year’s intake of just 20 students.

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Moreton Daily is live again on Facebook after an unplanned mini-break! In case you've missed out, here are the past week's top stories...

New school drop zone almost ready

Dropping-off and picking-up students at Mango Hill State School will soon be easier. A second drop-zone could be finished this week and open within days.

Juniors meet idols at Broncos’ clinics

The next generation of rugby league stars had the chance to meet and be coached by some of their idols during Broncos Junior Rugby League Coaching Clinics in the Moreton Bay Region this week.

Olympics 2032: In the box seat

The Moreton Bay Region is perfectly positioned to host events and visitors if Brisbane gets the nod to host the 2032 Olympic Games. The bid moved a step closer to winning the race, with the International Olympic Committee’s executive board naming it the preferred candidate overnight.

THE issue I'd like to talk about this edition is the basic care of fishing gear. At the end of every session, I wash my gear with fresh water. Salt is extremely corrosive and quickly degrades our gear to the point of repair or replacement

BULL sharks have increasingly become a target for recreational fishers in Moreton Bay, and some anglers specialise in their capture during summer and early autumn.

Home stretch for track bid

Work on a synthetic running track at Deception Bay’s Zammit Oval could start within months with funding from the Federal and State Government’s locked in.