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From paper to powerhouse
From paper mill to powerhouse, Moreton Bay Central is set to drive billions in investment, thousands of jobs and major projects including an Olympic venue, quantum computing hub and advanced manufacturing centre.
Honouring peninsula’s top businesses
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli joined business leaders at the 2026 Redcliffe Business Awards, celebrating outstanding local businesses across 10 categories and recognising excellence on the peninsula.
Green light for new hotel
A new hotel and entertainment precinct in Burpengary has been approved, replacing the long-running Woodpecker Bar and Grill. The development includes dining, gaming and outdoor spaces, with councillors restricting late-night gaming hours to 2am.
Calling time on Council HQ
Moreton Bay City Council is considering relocating its Strathpine Chambers to Moreton Bay Central in Petrie as part of long-term planning, with new civic, education and infrastructure developments positioning the precinct as a major future hub for the region.
New name for The Glassie
Caboolture Sports Club has rebranded Club Glass House as Glass House Local, marking a new era for the historic Glasshouse Country venue with upgrades, expansion plans, and a renewed focus on community connection and local reinvestment.
Growth means nothing without the right people
Business growth isn’t just about scaling up. It’s about having the right people and leadership in place. We Are HR co-founders Leanne Clavan and Grant Barrow explore why people strategy, culture and communication are key to sustainable success.
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Who’s Who in 22, Music & Arts: Sharon Alback Dance Centre
Sharon Alback Dance Centre celebrated 70 years in August, 2022, with shows featuring dancers from two years old through to the school’s senior ranks. Dance may have changed in those 70 years, but the mission to develop young dancers into nice people remains
Who’s Who in 22, Music & Arts: Woodfordia
It has been a big year for Woodfordia, with the opening of 20 new glamping tents and the long-awaited return of the Woodford Folk Festival after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19
Who’s Who in 22, Music & Arts: Michael Connolly
Prominent artist and businessman Michael Connolly has continued to produce stunning art and advocate for the rights of Aboriginal people in 2022
Check out pop-up Christmas market
Redcliffe Markets will host a pop-up Christmas market on December 23 for those still struggling to finish their Christmas gift and food shopping. Here’s the details
Who’s Who in 22: Media & Influencers
Today, we continue our Who’s Who in 22 series by listing people in the Moreton Bay Region community who have had an impact as media and influencers. Check out the list
Who’s Who in 2022, Media & Influencers: Alastair McLeod
As a Samford local, ambassador for the Tastes of Moreton Bay Feastival, guest speaker and a well-known celebrity chef, Alastair McLeod has unbridled enthusiasm for all things food, especially fresh produce grown locally
Who’s Who in 22, Media & Influencers: William McInnes
Redcliffe remains a place close to actor and author William McInnes’ heart in 2022, so much so that he recalled his memories of Suttons Beach Pavilion to aid a campaign for its preservation this year
Who’s Who in 2022, Media & Influencers: Garry Youngberry
Garry Youngberry is one of the most familiar faces on our TV screens – but giving us the latest on the region’s weather is just one of his passions
Who’s Who in 22, Media & Influencers: Rupert McCall
Redcliffe’s favourite son, wordsmith and poet Rupert McCall revved up the Queensland Maroons, paid tribute to the Rats of Tobruk on Anzac Day and helped celebrate the Redcliffe Dolphins’ 75th anniversary in 2022
Who’s Who in 22, Media & Influencers: Belinda Boyce
Boutique marketing agency Matchsticks Digital hit the ground running in 2022, promoting some of the Moreton Bay Region’s biggest events and campaigns, led by passionate local Belinda Boyce
