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Fire ants warning after local nests found
The recent discovery of fire ant nests in Burpengary East is proof the dangerous pests are still a real threat and vigilance is key to eradicating them. Here’s the details and what to look for
Gender diversity advocate hits the world stage
Anton Cavali is headed to Rome in September to speak about oncology and gender diverse people at the World Congress for Integrative Medicine and Health. Here's how you can help him get there...
Expansions plans for new centre
Expansion plans have been lodged for the new Narangba Heights Shopping Centre.
Guy's epic run enters new Territory
Guy Schweitzer has already ticked off a major milestone in his epic Home Run across Australia to Scarborough.
Last tickets to Abbey Medieval Festival
Abbey Medieval Festival may be sold out, but the team at Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism has 150 festival packages available via ballot. Here’s the details and how to register
Ready to step up for Origin
Corey Horsburgh is not sure if he will get the chance to play on Wednesday night but if he’s called on to make his Maroons debut, it will be a special moment for him and his family. It would be the realisation of a childhood dream for the 19th man, who started playing as a kid at Caboolture and then Redcliffe
Wallaroos "fantastic" welcome for Black Ferns showdown
The Wallaroos were given a traditional welcome in Caboolture today ahead of their international blockbuster against New Zealand’s world champion Black Ferns in Redcliffe next week.
Speech a first for Dylan Alcott
In a first for Dylan Alcott, he delivered a keynote speech from his bed on Friday, when he appeared via video link at a business event in the Moreton Bay Region. It followed an injury suffered overseas and doctors’ orders not to travel. The unusual presentation took nothing away from his message. Read more here
Trio named in world titles team
Kaylee McKeown, Sam Short and Bailey Armstrong will carry the Moreton Bay Region's hopes into next month's World Championships.
Learning skills of the future
St Columban’s College Caboolture is among 27 secondary schools preparing to shape the future of the hydrogen industry in Queensland, which is expected to grow by $19 billion by 2040.
