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Ocean outlook attracts buyers
A guaranteed waterfront view has resulted in more than $40 million in sales at Traders in Purple’s latest luxury residential project at Newport.
Community rallies for foodie festival
When word spread that the snap COVID-19 lockdown forced Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival organisers to cancel just minutes after opening, the community started to rally. Many are still keen to assist organisers and vendors who have suffered significant losses. Here’s how you can help.
COVID-19 support for local business
Businesses across the Moreton Bay Region affected by the latest COVID-19 lockdown who are looking for support might be struggling to know where to start. Here’s a list that might help.
Do your bit to help small business
The snap COVID-19 lockdown has hit many businesses hard across the Moreton Bay Region. Let’s do what this community does best – support each other. It's time to be #MoretonBayTough once again. Here’s how you can help.
Call for judges to be part of awards
Expressions of interest are being sought for expert judges to be part this year’s Moreton Bay Region Business Excellence & Innovation Awards. Here’s how you can get involved.
$1.5 million for Bellara foreshore upgrade
A $1.5 million upgrade of the Bellara foreshore is one of the key projects to be delivered as part of the State Government’s SEQ Community Stimulus Program (SEQCSP). Plans have not been finalised but there are some exciting additions on the wish list.
Moreton Bay Region 'the land of opportunity'
Opposition Leader David Crisafulli shared his views on opportunities for the Moreton Bay Region with business leaders when Shadow Cabinet visited for a networking event at the Eatons Hill Hotel. Here's what he had to say...
Creating business opportunities
As we celebrate NAIDOC Week, we shine a light on a Mango Hill-based not-for-profit organisation which will use a Federal Government grant of more than $777,000 to help Aboriginal women and girls make their mark in business.
Seizing opportunity nets growth
Mango Hill business KySienn started with just one hairnet eight years ago, and now sells more than 80 different products. See how easy it is to create a stylish bun!