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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.
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“Enjoy it and back yourselves”, says coach
Dolphins coach Kristian Woolf has urged his team to enjoy the moment ahead of their historic NRL preliminary final against the Sydney Roosters, with a grand final spot on the line.
Let’s ‘paint the town red!’
Moreton Bay Mayor Peter Flannery is urging Dolphins fans to show their support and “paint the town red” as the team prepares for a historic NRL preliminary final against the Sydney Roosters.
$250,000 boost to community safety
New CCTV and licence plate recognition technology has been installed at Dakabin’s Plantation Rd and Old Gympie Rd intersection following $250,000 in Queensland Government funding to help deter and identify crime.
Green light for new wildlife hospital
Moreton Bay’s first dedicated wildlife hospital has received development approval, paving the way for a Dakabin facility treating up to 7000 injured, sick and orphaned native animals each year.
Moreton Bay’s first dirt jump now open
Moreton Bay’s first dirt jump track has opened at Dayboro’s Bill Rowe Park, with riders helping design and build the $130,000 facility featuring beginner, intermediate and advanced jump lines.
Mum’s shark bite kits appeal
Charlize Zmuda’s mother is seeking approval for community-funded shark bite bleeding kits at Woorim Beach, aiming to provide lifesaving equipment for beachgoers after her daughter died in a shark attack.
Green light for homeless campsite
A new managed campsite for people experiencing homelessness will open at Wyllie Park, Petrie, after Moreton Bay councillors unanimously approved a plan with 30 pitches, strict rules and support services.
Major boost in dumping battle
Moreton Bay City Council has received $295,000 over three years to tackle illegal dumping, boost investigations, install surveillance equipment and target dumping hotspots across the region.
See new vision for Narangba
Future plans for housing, jobs, infrastructure and environmental corridors in Narangba East are open for public consultation, with Moreton Bay residents invited to have their say by October 9.
Call for action over “violent campers”
Moreton Bay residents have called for stronger action on anti-social behaviour in public parks and beaches, as Council highlights challenges surrounding homelessness, safety and enforcement.
