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New reservoir plan for Pine Valley
Unitywater has plans for a new 15-million-litre drinking water reservoir and 8kms of water pipelines, to boost water security in Pine Valley, Upper Caboolture, Morayfield and Narangba. ** FREE TO READ **
Olympic dreams come true
Charlize Andrews and Alice Williams are poised to write a new chapter in the Olympic history of North Brisbane Polo Bears, based at Albany Creek. ** FREE TO READ **
Event and tourism volunteers honoured
More than 50 dedicated event and tourism volunteers were honoured last week at a special National Volunteers Week event held at Tempest Seafood Restaurant. Here's the story
$1m raised for at-risk youth
Thirty-six Brisbane business leaders have officially raised more than $1 million for charity organisation TRACTION, to help support at-risk youth. Here's the story
Keanu, 6, ready to take on world
Six-year-old Keanu Samson, from Mango Hill, will soon pack his bags and fly 15,000km for the ‘Super Bowl’ of children’s golf. ** FREE TO READ **
Highway hope for battling residents
Work has started on possible new routes for Stage 4 of the Bruce Highway Western Alternative (BHWA) after a huge community backlash to original plans. ** FREE TO READ **
Rising demand for satellite clinics
Moreton Bay’s two new Satellite Hospital Minor Injury and Illness Clinics (MIIC) treated almost 22,000 patients from opening to the end of March. See full figures ** FREE TO READ **
Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival launch party
Attention all food lovers, wine enthusiasts, and sunset chasers, you're invited to the most mouthwatering party of the year. It’s Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival's Sundowner Launch Party at The Belvedere. Here’s the details + how to join in the fun
Volunteer Week: Roy's lifetime of service
Roy King’s knowledge of Moreton Bay has saved countless lives during the 50 years he has volunteered with Coast Guard Redcliffe. We're shining a light on his achievements as we celebrate National Volunteer Week.
Brianna powers 'Strait' to Africa
Albany Creek swimmer Brianna Thompson has ticked off another Oceans Seven swim, this time across one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes separating two continents.
