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Mission to boost trade in NZ
Moreton Bay Regional Council Mayor Peter Flannery will lead a second trade mission to New Zealand in May after the first, last November, yielded about $740,000 in sales for local businesses. This visit will have a different focus. Find out more here
Mayor stokes Battle of Brisbane fire
Forget State of Origin and the mate against mate mantra, we have the ‘Battle of Brisbane’ and it’s mayor against mayor – Moreton Bay’s Peter Flannery against Brisbane’s Adrian Schrinner. Here’s what’s happening ahead of Friday night’s historic Dolphins V Broncos clash
Suttons Beach Pavilion survey opens
Public consultation on the design of the new Suttons Beach Pavilion at Redcliffe has opened this morning. It’s your chance to have a say on what you want it to look like. See the artists’ impressions and find out how you can voice your opinion
Bushfire season's warming up
The bushfire season is changing and firefighters are responding – so must residents. See tips for your home and new fire danger ratings.
Photo gallery: Moreton Kids Festival
Headline act JJ, from Cocomelon, was a big hit with families at Moreton Kids Festival with about 8000 people attending the event at Pine Rivers Park yesterday. Check out the photo gallery
Blaze closes Redcliffe tip
Firefighters have brought a fire at the Redcliffe Waste Management Facility under control. Here's what we know... **FREE TO READ**
Harley handed new role at Dolphins
Harley Connolly, who led elite swimming programs at Lawnton and Burpengary, has been named one of two head coaches for the Australian Dolphins Paralympic team.
"Transport solutions" must come first
New plans for the first stages of Caboolture West have been welcomed by Mayor Peter Flannery but he says “transport solutions” and funding must come first.
Enjoy Movie in Park Albany Creek
Bring the family to the free Movie in the Park Albany Creek event on March 25 at Lemke Park. Here’s the details including what’s screening
New council CEO revealed
Scott Waters is the new CEO of Moreton Bay Regional Council, adding Australia's third largest council to the same position he held at Whitsunday, Darwin and Noosa.