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Road to close for highway upgrade
A key Moreton Bay road will permanently close next Monday as part of the Bruce Highway’s $2 billion upgrade project.
United front against violence
The community will come together for the Moreton Bay Says No to Violence walk and speaking event at Redcliffe during Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month in May. Here are the details.
Gardening tips: How to grow a stir fry garden
Green vegetables are the ultimate ‘fast food’. They cook fast, grow fast and will be devoured pretty quickly too when you experience their vibrant, fresh, homegrown flavours. Here are some expert tips.
Midwives choose to have babies ‘at work’
This Mother’s Day will be a special day for two new mums who happen to be midwives at Redcliffe Hospital – the place they welcomed their sons into the world. They tell Moreton Daily why they chose to have their babies at ‘work’.
Fishing tips: How to catch fish in Moreton Bay in May
There is a great mix of fishing opportunities this time of year and fingers crossed for some good weather windows. Here are our expert tips for catching fish in Moreton Bay this May.
Teens target for vital swim lessons
Belgravia Leisure is urging families to enrol teens in a learn-to-swim program after recent data from the Royal Life Saving Society of Australia showed high school students’ lifesaving skills were not up to standard. Here are the details.
Gold rush at martial arts centre
PK Taekwondo, the North Lakes martial arts centre, struck gold 14 times at the weekend’s Gold Coast Open.
Paddling into national spotlight
Redcliffe has been etched into the history of Australian dragon boating thanks to crews at the 2025 national championships in Penrith.
Miguel shares love of fun and food
Miguel Maestre is known for his sense of fun and exuberance but, for him, cooking is an expression of love, creativity and who he is. See him in action at Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival 2025. He chats with Moreton Daily ahead of the event.
Green light for new dog parks
Twenty new dog off-leash areas (DOLAs) are being planned in parks and reserves across the Moreton Bay region. Here's where the proposed off-leash areas will be.
