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Families struggling with the cost of back-to-school supplies will have the chance to fill their children’s backpacks for a fraction of the price at an upcoming open day hosted by Queensland charity Stationery Aid **FREE TO READ**
SES crews to the rescue after wild weather
Local SES units have been kept busy following weeks of severe thunderstorms, heavy rainfall and localised flooding, with crews responding to more than 100 calls for help since mid-December.
Gallery: Best pics from 2023
As 2023 comes to a close, we asked Moreton Daily photographer Dominika Lis to choose some of her favourite images from the year. See them here
20 ways to indulge your creative side this summer
If you're looking for ways to be creative this summer, there are plenty of fun and interactive exhibitions and activities at your nearest gallery and museum. See the full list here
If you’re looking for fun and affordable ways to entertain the kids this summer, why not jump in the car and explore one of these great playgrounds. See the full list here
More than 400 food hampers have been distributed to vulnerable families and individuals across the Redcliffe Peninsula and Rothwell this week following an overwhelming response to this year’s Community Christmas Appeal
First Nations veterans feature in documentary
Stories of First Nations veterans who served in wars and conflicts have been featured in a new documentary made by North Lakes filmmaker Jeff Hughes from This Story Australia. Find out more ...
Kenilworth Bakery to celebrate Bribie store opening with doughnut giveaway
Sweet tooths from across Moreton Bay will soon be able to sink their teeth into Kenilworth Bakery’s famous doughnuts with the Queensland bakehouse opening the doors to its Bribie Island store this week. **FREE TO READ**
From browsing unique pieces by local artworks, to trying your hand at nude drawing, there is lots to see and do at the Bribie Island Community Arts Centre this summer. See what's on here
Modern take on classical music at U3A
Centuries after creating some of the world’s most recognisable pieces of classical music, composers such as Beethoven, Mozart and Bach are being celebrated for their talents at Bribie Island’s University of the Third Age (U3A). Find out more about this unique class here