Protect your pet from ticks

Vets in the Moreton Bay Region are reporting an increase in the number of tick paralysis cases. Our expert, Kylie Mackay, offers tips to protect your pet and what to look out for. They might just safe a life

Singing seniors prepare for concert

Performers from U3A Redcliffe’s singing and music groups have been busy rehearsing for their upcoming performance, which will be held during Seniors Month

How to prepare for La Nina

Understanding risks is the key to weathering storms and bushfires, according to Moreton Bay Region SES controller Sean Harrop. Find out how...

Showcase match to help launch women's masters

Plans to launch a Women’s Over 35 Masters competition in South-East Queensland will take an important step forward at Brendale tonight.

Multiple Fire and Rescue Service crews are on scene at a fire in a wrecking yard in Brendale near South Pine Road and Duntroon Street

State housing summit a step in the right direction

Government, industry and other stakeholders must work together to solve the national housing crisis, Moreton Bay Regional Council Mayor Peter Flannery says...

Rookie to world ranking in three years

Yvette Boyama’s taekwondo career has soared from rookie to her first world ranking points in just over three years.

Learn tips to discover your family history

Have you ever wanted to know more about where you came from? Are you secretly addicted to watching Who Do You Think You Are? History Redcliffe is hosting free workshops ahead of the Queensland State Local and Family History Conference on the Redcliffe peninsula next month. Here’s how to get involved

Call for vocal Dolphins fans to pack Moreton Daily Stadium

It’s time to turn Moreton Daily Stadium red and white in support of the Redcliffe Dolphins’ Hostplus Cup and Hastings Deering Colts sides playing preliminary finals at home this Saturday. Hostplus Cup side Head Coach Scott Murray says a big, vocal crowd will make a difference. See our photo gallery from training

Clontarf students pack essential goodies for kids in foster care

Students in all year levels have spent the last three terms collecting enough items to fill 48 backpacks, which will be donated to the not-for-profit organisation Hope in a Suitcase.