Ladies from the Queensland Country Women’s Association (QCWA) Pine Rivers Branch have thrown their support behind the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) by donating $4000 to keep the iconic Australian health service in the sky **FREE TO READ**

Tuck into a chicken parma to help Aussie farmers

The annual Parma for a Farmer fundraiser is on once again, with pub goers being urged to sink their teeth into a delicious chicken parmigiana this month to help raise money for Aussie farmers doing it tough. Find out what pubs are taking part here

Developing tomorrow’s leaders today

A number of outstanding students who excel both in and out of the classroom have been selected as Bray Park State High School’s leaders for 2024. See the full list of leaders and find out what they hope to achieve this year

As captains of The Lakes College, Katelyn Barber and Isaac Carter take their roles as leaders and mentors seriously. This year the pair has pledged to inspire and motivate fellow classmates as well as instill a sense of pride and belonging among other year levels

Locals and visitors will have the opportunity to explore a number of farms across the region, learn about regenerative farming, taste and purchase a wide array of fresh produce, and cut their own flowers as part of the inaugural Moreton Bay Farm Trail next month **FREE TO READ**

Breakfast Club celebrates 20 years of service

From one spur-of-the-moment Christmas lunch to serving meals five days a week, The Breakfast Club has been a vital lifeline for the homeless and families struggling to put food on their plates for 20 years. Read more about the charity's history and achievements here *FREE TO READ**

Urgent call for mentors to help struggling teens

A not-for-profit charity that helps struggling teens with their health and wellbeing is searching for more volunteers to become school mentors, with a new program to start up at Albany Creek State High School. **FREE TO READ**

A new community garden that aims to educate and inspire people to learn how to grow, nurture and harvest their own food through workshops and hands-on activities is set to open in Samford next month.

Bowlers go undercover at Bribie Island

Players who are on a roll at Bribie Island Bowls Club will no longer need to stop their game when bad weather arises thanks to the installation of two new undercover greens. **FREE TO READ**

Three roads still closed, chance of more showers

Three roads across Moreton Bay are still closed due to flooding, with more potential showers forecast for today and tomorrow