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$200m for Moreton Bay’s roads
Moreton Bay’s new Budget commits more than $200 million to roads and transport, funding major upgrades to Old Gympie Road, Youngs Crossing Road, Caboolture River Road and key Olympic-linked infrastructure projects.
Moreton Bay rate rises and concessions
Moreton Bay’s $1.2 billion Budget includes a 4.69% minimum rate rise, higher pensioner rebates and a record $454 million investment in infrastructure.
Older and Bolder: Finding strength after 50
In this Older and Bolder feature article, discover how women's fitness over 50 can improve strength, energy and confidence. Learn from Fernwood North Lakes and start today.
Next move in golf course battle
The battle over North Lakes Golf Course continues, with JH Northlakes set to appeal Council’s rejection of a proposed driving range as campaigners renew calls to restore the site as a golf course.
Search on for more ‘quiet heroes’
Moreton Bay residents are being encouraged to become foster carers, with Anglicare seeking more safe and supportive homes for children and young people in need.
World Blood Donor Day in Moreton Bay
Ahead of World Blood Donor Day, a Moreton Bay father shares how donated blood saved his daughter’s life, highlighting the vital role local donors play in supporting patients, families and healthcare services every day.
Four charged after break-ins
Four men have been charged after a series of alleged vehicle thefts and break-ins across Moreton Bay, with police tracking suspects through Narangba and Burpengary as part of Operation Yankee Forge.
Work to start on new community housing
Work will soon begin on a new 14-unit community housing complex at Morayfield, providing safe, long-term accommodation for people experiencing housing stress and homelessness in Moreton Bay.
Resort launches Australia’s first cabana club
Tangalooma Island Resort has unveiled Australia’s first year-round beachfront cabana club, offering private cabanas on Moreton Island for day trips, events and island stays.
Vale Hilton Misso
Moreton Bay business and community leader Hilton Misso has died aged 80, leaving a lasting legacy through law, early childhood education, philanthropy and thousands of lives touched across the region.