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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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Almost 500km for team in green at Jetty 2 Jetty
This time last week, the Kindred team in green was walking, jogging and running a combined total of almost 500km in the Jetty 2 Jetty Fun Run. That’s the same as nearly walking from Brisbane to Gladstone, and more than 2200 laps of Suncorp stadium
Sneak peek at new cafe
The owners of new café opening at Burpengary next week want it to be a destination for foodies looking for fresh, tasty and healthy cuisine in a serene setting. We take a sneak peek inside and chat to the chef about his menu inspired by local produce
Producers shine in Feastival videos
Four very different producers are enjoying a moment in the spotlight as Tastes of Moreton Bay Feastival Ambassador Alastair McLeod ramps up promotion of the foodie extravaganza which starts next month. Meet the producers and see the videos
Helping women reach great heights
A documentary being filmed at Redcliffe Aerodrome is following the journey of five women learning to fly in a bid to shine a light on the work being done to increase the number of female pilots. Here’s the details
See Adriano Zumbo at foodie festival
Renowned dessert king Adriano Zumbo’s love of all things sweet goes back to childhood – a time when his parents owned a supermarket and he would fill his schoolbag with lollies. He’ll be creating sweet treats at Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival next month. He chats to Moreton Daily
Warriors in campaign to score tourists
New Zealand Warriors NRL team players are starring in a new tourism campaign encouraging their Kiwi family and friends to Escape to Moreton Bay like a Warrior. Here’s what is happening
Last chance to nominate
There are just a few days left to nominate for the 2022 Moreton Bay Business Excellence and Innovation Awards, with submissions closing this weekend. Here’s the details
Big rig moves in for USC stage two
The biggest and newest rotary drilling rig of its type in Australia has started boring 26m below ground, kicking off the second stage of expansion at the University of the Sunshine Coast’s Moreton Bay campus.
Brendale chosen for $2.5 billion 'green' data storage project
A data storage centre powered by renewable energy and a large-scale battery energy storage facility will be built at Brendale. Here's what's happening...
NAIDOC Week: celebrating culture, strength, endurance, leadership
As we celebrate NAIDOC Week, we chat to proud Torres Strait Islander woman Sorita McGrane about her role in working with food and agribusiness in our region, the opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander owned and operated businesses and what NAIDOC Week means to her
