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Who’s Who in 2022, Media and Influencers: Ngaire Stirling
Ngaire Stirling’s visionary website Brisbane Kids is the go-to for parents looking for everything to do with children in greater Brisbane. It’s been a busy 2022 for Ngaire who is also on the board of Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism (MBRIT) and a director of the Moreton Bay Wildlife Hospital Foundation
Who’s Who in 22, Media & Influencers: Radio 99.7 Bridge FM
Community radio station 99.7FM has continued to play ‘great rock variety’ in 2022 while also supporting local organisations and the development of its team of volunteers
"Think twice" about gifting puppies
While it may sound like a good idea to surprise the family with a pet for Christmas, one not-for-profit animal group is urging families to “think twice”, saying puppies are a lifelong responsibility
Region's projects helping Unitywater's zero target
Three projects in the Moreton Bay Region are helping Unitywater towards its target of net zero nutrients diverted or offset from waterways by 2050.
Join mission to save vision
Residents across the region are being asked to return any unwanted, old prescription or unused glasses to Specsavers and help restore sight to those most in need.
Max 'flys' to double gold
Max Cunningham has led the medal charge for Rothwell-based Grace Swimming at this week’s Queensland Championships in Brisbane.
Ausbuild development considers native wildlife
A development application approved at this week’s Moreton Bay Regional Council meeting has drawn praise from Warner resident Christine West. Find out more...
New park set for Warner
Warner will be home to a new park after Moreton Bay Regional Council voted to take control of a plot of land that’s home to a containment cell. Find out why...
Smith lands top performance award
Cameron Smith, who learned to play golf at Wantima Country Club in Brendale, last night added another award to his remarkable collection in 2022.
Australian Christian College student scores top ATAR
Australian Christian College - Moreton student Kate Sanderson is one of just 33 students across Queensland to achieve a top ATAR score of 99.95. Here's her story...
