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Meeting finds common ground on Suttons Beach Pavilion
Moreton Bay Regional Council will work with residents to restore or rebuild the landmark Suttons Beach Pavilion after a successful meeting today and intensive community campaign.
Wave of support for Suttons Beach Pavilion
Two members of the community made their case at today’s Council meeting for the Suttons Beach Pavilion to be saved. Find out what they said…
Campaign rallies local business support
Moreton Bay Regional Council is spearheading a six-week community campaign encouraging locals to eat, drink, shop, play, spend at and back a local business. It starts today.
Suttons Beach Pavilion action ramps up
Community action to save Suttons Beach Pavilion is ramping up with peaceful protests, another petition, a Go Fund Me campaign and a meeting with council all in motion. We speak with the group leading the charge about what’s happening and how they rate their chances.
Libraires invite bookworms to try click and collect service
Book lovers will be able to stock up on their favourite reading materials and DVDs contactless free. Find out more about how the service works here
Suttons Beach Pavilion: how to have your say
Public consultation on the future of Suttons Beach Pavilion begins this week, so we asked Moreton Bay Regional Council how it will work and how the community can get involved. Here’s everything you need to know.
Giving tech-savvy students chance to shine
Bright sparks with big ideas are being given the chance to make their dreams a reality, with entries now open for the 2022 Mayor’s Telstra Innovation Awards.
Passion for community a driving force
Yvonne Barlow is delighted to be serving the Moreton Bay Region community as a councillor again. Find out why...
Council reveals Suttons Beach Pavilion reports
Engineering and heritage reports into the condition of Pavilion 1 Suttons Beach have been made publicly available, following today’s vote by Moreton Bay Regional Council.
Fix on the way for Arana Hills blackspot
The corner of South Pine and Plucks roads has recorded eight crashes in recent years. Find out when work starts to fix it…