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Old uniforms find new purpose helping kids
A group of industrious sewing fans is transforming old emergency services uniforms into clothes for kids. Here's how you can help...
Your lifestyle, your economy, your say
You can help shape the future of jobs, business and nightlife in our region through the latest Moreton Says Survey.
Jack's dockside deal for Azzurro
Jack Kliner admits he has “big boots to fill” after buying offshore racing favourite Azzurro, which will now call Newport home.
Noel Powell OAM remembered as 'dignified and gracious'
Scarborough’s Noel Powell OAM passed away on Monday, March 6. He's been remembered for his amazing contribution to the community, spanning more than 40 years. Here's what local community leaders had to say...
Moreton Bay Kids' Festival postponed
With wet weather predicted over the next four days, organisers of this year’s Moreton Kids Festival have made the difficult decision to postpone the event. Here's what's happening...
Teacher's mission to help parents connect with tech-addicted kids
As a teacher of 25 years, Garry Woodford has seen firsthand how technology can impact the social and emotional wellbeing of teens and young people. In a bid to help the next generation live happier and more meaningful lives, he has launched a new business to help parents reconnect with their kids
Work to start on new $6m fire station
Construction is about to get underway on the new $6 million Moreton Bay Central Fire and Rescue Station. See graphic of new fire station
Jam-packed lineup for Caboolture Festival
The much-loved Caboolture Festival returns in April, delivering a massive month-long program full of live music, entertainment and family-friendly events.
Call for action or "problem will get worse"
Two hours work by volunteers in a small section of Moreton Bay Region, has given a graphic illustration of our battle against litter.