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Tom and Christine celebrate 70 years
Nothing was going to stop Bolton Clarke Inverpine aged care residents Tom and Christine Hooper from celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary together last month.
Call to help boost youth housing
The community is being urged to support Chameleon Housing’s bid to open a second share house for young people needing emergency accommodation. A major fundraising effort is now underway. Here’s how you can help
No boat? No problem for new Dragons
Dragons Abreast Pumicestone, the newest members of Dragons Abreast Australia (DAA), may not have a boat, but it’s not stopping them launching their first fundraiser.
Bolstering manufacturing in Moreton Bay Region
Manufacturers and industry organisations from across the Moreton Bay Region will get together make new connections, share recent achievements and challenges, and deepen supply chain opportunities during a networking event next week. Here’s the details
Cyclones planning ahead with 'nod to past'
Redcliffe City Cyclones, the peninsula’s junior cricket club, is ramping up preparations for the next season with a nod to the past.
Community gathers in support of our brave Vietnam veterans
More than 100 people gathered at the Cenotaph in Burpengary this morning to pay tribute to the men and women who bravely served, suffered and died in the Vietnam War.
Looking for strong run-up to finals
The Dolphins have not suffered a loss in 11 games, a new club record, and are looking to finish the regular Hostplus Cup season in the same fashion. It starts this weekend with their round 19 clash against Northern Pride at Moreton Daily Stadium. We chat with Head Coach Scott Murray
Little League legends hit the world stage
Not even a two-and-a-half hour rain delay to the start of play could dampen the enthusiasm of Moreton Bay's Little League players as they launched their campaign representing Australia at the World Series today. They did us proud...
Success on and off podium for Redcliffe duo
Two Redcliffe Leagues Swimming Club members had plenty to celebrate at the Queensland Short Course Championships, but for different reasons.
Students buck national trend
The Moreton Bay Region is bucking the national trend, with university participation rates rising instead of falling, according to the latest Census data. Moreton Bay Regional Council and UniSC say it’s further proof the campus at Petrie is needed
