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Rallying to help dog sanctuary
Support has flooded in for a Morayfield couple battling changes to their passion for the last 17 years – the Sanctuary for Senior Dogs Brisbane. ** FREE TO READ **
Seeking a wave of support
A vision to help people with mental health challenges and disability, while cleaning up the environment is driving Chris and Kristy Paterson to pour everything they have into an ambitious accessible boat project. Here’s what they are doing and how you can help
Huge support for bay suburb plan
Deception Bay Residents Group (DBRG) has received overwhelming backing for its plans to help shape and unlock the suburb’s potential. ** FREE TO READ **
Nominate a local hero for Australia Day awards
Shine a spotlight on outstanding people in Moreton Bay by nominating them for City of Moreton Bay’s 2024 Australia Day Awards. Here’s the details + how to nominate
Clampdown on illegal parking
Moreton Bay City Councillors have voted to start court proceedings over nine unpaid parking fines. Four are for parking in an “area for people with disabilities”. ** FREE TO READ **
Enjoy Movie in the Park Griffin
Experience a night of fun, family friendly entertainment at Movie in the Park Griffin with a free screening of Sing 2 this weekend. Here’s the details
Catch up on culture for spring
Moreton Bay City Council libraries, galleries and museums have your dose of culture covered, with an array of free exhibitions and activities during spring. You can even meet a llama! Find out what else is on offer... **FREE TO READ**
Flashback: Discovering Deception Bay
Deception Bay has a rich history and is filled with hidden treasures – you just have to know where to find them. Find out about the Deception Bay Sea Baths here... **FREE TO READ**
Debate continues over Newport Marina plan
The Moreton Maritime Alliance has thrown its support behind plans to develop the Newport Marina precinct. Here's why... **FREE TO READ**
Work to start on White Patch bridge
Work will begin by the end of this year to build an $8.9 million new bridge to permanently reconnect the community of White Patch to the rest of Bribie Island. Here’s the details. **FREE TO READ**