Council
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Wyllie Park homeless camp to close
City of Moreton Bay Council will close its Wyllie Park homeless camping trial in Petrie following State Government intervention, with no new campers accepted and closure details yet to be finalised.
$920,000 upgrade for Caboolture South road
Investigator Drive in Caboolture South is set for a $920,000 upgrade, with road resurfacing and pavement repairs planned to improve safety and road conditions.
Clearing begins at Petrie site
Vegetation clearing begins across 12 hectares of the former Petrie paper mill site at Moreton Bay Central, with koala protection and environmental monitoring measures in place.
Music poster exhibition hits Redcliffe
Redcliffe Museum celebrates music history with more than 70 classic posters from the 1960s, 70s and 80s in the Enjoy this Trip exhibition, running until February 21, 2027.
Infrastructure plan for million residents
City of Moreton Bay adopts a 20-year infrastructure plan to guide future roads, transport, parks and community facilities as its population grows towards one million.
Making sport accessible to all
Sport4All inclusion coach Emily Finn-Brumm has worked with 181 Moreton Bay organisations to make sport and recreation more accessible for people with disability.
The Latest
Have your say: Economic Recovery Roadmap Survey
Your experiences could help shape a regional economic roadmap through COVID-19 and help build a stronger economic future for the Moreton Bay Region.
Roads and parks score $5million Federal funding
The Moreton Bay Region has scored a $5 million boost for roads and community projects thanks to the Federal Government’s Local Road and Community Infrastructure Program.
Moreton Bay Regional Council facilities back in business
Moreton Bay Region’s libraries, playgrounds, community halls, outdoor gyms, skate parks, barbecues and off-leash dog areas will re-open on May 16. But restrictions still apply.
Mums, community champions: meet your five female Moreton Bay Regional Councillors
A record number of female councillors have taken their place in the new-look Moreton Bay Regional Council. We chat with five mums and community champions, relishing their chance to make a difference.
Moreton Bay Regional Council workforce responds to COVID-19
When social distancing rules came into force, Moreton Bay Regional Council - Australia’s third largest municipality - was quick to restructure a workforce of nearly 1,700.
$11.1 million Cashflow Boost to Businesses
Council accelerated the usual terms of payment to increase the cashflow into our local economy.
Helping Those Hurting Most
Council is currently in the process of refunding $1 million worth of food licencing fees to restaurants and cafes that have had to close their doors, or can only sell take away.
$2 Million Helping Keep Tradies on the Tools
Moreton Bay Regional Council has brought forward $2 million worth of works, as part of its $15 million stimulus package to help keep our economy ticking.
$5 Million investment into our Community
Local clubs and volunteer organisations are an important part of the social fabric that makes Moreton Bay Region such a special place to live.
$200 Rates Rebate: A little can go a long way
All recipients of the Federal Government’s Coronavirus Supplement are eligible, and all ratepayers will receive an information flyer inside the envelope of your next rates notice.
