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Region's projects helping Unitywater's zero target
Three projects in the Moreton Bay Region are helping Unitywater towards its target of net zero nutrients diverted or offset from waterways by 2050.
Ausbuild development considers native wildlife
A development application approved at this week’s Moreton Bay Regional Council meeting has drawn praise from Warner resident Christine West. Find out more...
New park set for Warner
Warner will be home to a new park after Moreton Bay Regional Council voted to take control of a plot of land that’s home to a containment cell. Find out why...
Moreton Bay Regional Council Christmas closures
Moreton Bay Regional Council customer service centres are closing for Christmas. Here’s a full list of what facilities and services are open and what’s closed for the festive season
Roadworks: Henry Road full closure
To accelerate works on the Henry Road and Dohles Rocks Road reconstruction project, Moreton Bay Regional Council will close Henry Rd at Griffin for five weeks over Christmas. Here’s the details
Who’s Who in 2022, Environment: Moreton Bay Koala Rescue
Through the generosity of community members who recycled their cans and bottles properly, the team from Moreton Bay Koala Rescue has been able to buy new equipment in 2022
Who’s Who in 2022, Environment: Nick Steiner
Nick Steiner launched the Mini Farm Project, a charity growing food for those in need, at Samford. Two years later the project is opening new sites across South East Queensland
Who’s Who in 22, Environment: Pristine Peninsula
Residents passionate about protecting and cleaning up the environment have continued to make their voices heard through the Pristine Peninsula group in 2022
Bracing for ‘tough decisions’ on council projects
Moreton Bay Regional Council could be forced to make ‘tough decisions’ on council projects in 2023 if economic conditions worsen, it has been revealed today
Homeowners urged to fast-track process
Griffin and Murrumba Downs residents told by the State Government their new or established homes would be taken for Bruce Highway upgrades are being urged to check their legal rights.