Moreton Daily Editorial team
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Volunteers needed to help make wishes come true
Members of the Moreton Bay Make-A-Wish branch are calling on the community to help them fulfil the wishes of sick children. Find out how you can get involved here
Women’s shed celebrates big milestone
Since forming one year ago, the Wamuran Women's Shed has provided an inclusive and stimulating space where ladies of all ages and backgrounds can connect and offer support in an all-female environment. Find out more about the group here **FREE TO READ**
Banjo’s Bakery warms up ovens at new store
Pastry lovers will be able to sink their teeth into an array of gourmet pies, sausage rolls and other delectable baked goods with the opening of a new bakery in Burpengary. Find out what's on the menu here **FREE TO READ**
Mexican restaurant locks in grand opening date
Following months of construction on a new site, Guzman y Gomez has revealed when and where its next Moreton Bay restaurant will open, and how many jobs were created **FREE TO READ**
Skippy's new owners dish up value and freshness
Choosing the freshest fruit and vegetables for families is important to the owners of Skippy’s Market Fresh at Rothwell. Since opening their doors, they have supported Aussie farmers by stocking their produce, as well as other specialty items not found in the major supermarkets. See what else they stock here
Lasers shine a light on affordable family fun
With a dedicated laser tag course, arcade full of new and classic games, and a bumper cars track, Laserzone Brisbane at Lawnton is a fun and competitve way to spend a few hours with your family and friends
Collecting goodies for foster kids
Students from Clontarf Beach State High School are collecting essential items such as clothes, toiletries, toys and books to give to children in foster care. Last year they collected enough items for 48 suitcases, but are hoping the community will come on board to fill more. Find out how you can help here
Chloe sews her way to success
Chloe Alley may only be 16, but she already runs her own successful small business while juggling school and a part time job. The young entrepreneur has big plans to expand her business over the coming months, as well as start up a market stall to support other young people sell their crafts. Find out more here
Escape to the country at Trevena Glen
If you’re looking for an authentic farm experience where you can soak up the fresh country air, as well as cuddle and handfeed lots of adorable farmyard animals, Trevena Glen Farm at Mount Samson is the perfect destination. Find out more about the farm and its activities here
Gallery: Thousands celebrate Dayboro Day
More than 20,000 people descended on the tiny township of Dayboro on May 28 for the highly anticipated return of the Dayboro Day Festival and Antique and Collectables Fair. See the pictures here
