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Green light for Narangba East planning
Planning for Narangba East has been given the green light, with a new Temporary Local Planning Instrument paving the way for future housing, jobs and infrastructure while protecting community and environmental outcomes.
Holidays set for a wool-tastic start
Moreton Bay libraries, galleries and parks will host free winter school holiday activities, from alpacas and wool demonstrations to magic shows, sport and creative workshops.
Funding welcomed for key projects
Moreton Bay Mayor Peter Flannery has welcomed State Budget funding for the Bribie Island Bridge, TAFE and Wildlife Hospital, while calling for more investment in transport and housing infrastructure.
Unveiling Moreton Bay’s quantum future
Ground has been broken on PsiQuantum’s world-first utility-scale quantum computer at Moreton Bay Central, a project expected to drive innovation, create jobs and accelerate breakthroughs in medicine, advanced materials and technology.
Quantum leap for Moreton Bay
Work will officially start today on PsiQuantum’s new Moreton Bay Central facility where the world's first utility-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer will be built.
Budget priorities division-by-division
Moreton Bay councillors have outlined division-by-division Budget priorities, with funding for roads, parks, sports facilities, community spaces and major infrastructure projects across the city.
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Burn-offs start before bushfire season
Hazard reduction burns are underway across Moreton Bay, with sites on Bribie Island and Albany Creek already targeted to reduce bushfire risk and protect communities.
See future for key suburbs
Have your say on the future plans for Arana Hills and Ferny Hills. Draft proposals include land rezoning, accommodating for higher density living, new centres and future growth near key transport hubs.
Where quake struck in Moreton Bay
Researchers have uncovered evidence of a powerful ancient earthquake west of Caboolture, helping Moreton Bay better understand future risks and disaster planning implementation.
Students driving suburb change
The rapid growth of UniSC Moreton Bay and new Council policy are driving change in Petrie. Blocks close to the university and in surrounding roads are being targeted for new short-term student accommodation.
Tiny ‘warriors’ to tackle weeds
A new Samford facility will release thousands of beetles and bugs to combat invasive weeds, protecting native wildlife and vital SEQ ecosystems.
Green light for precinct feedback
Plans for a Narangba Innovation Precinct creating 600 jobs move to consultation, with Council seeking community feedback on proposed planning changes.
Plans revealed for $100m development
Plans lodged for 116-home Avela community in Mango Hill, featuring resort-style amenities and affordable options for growing local demand.
Award for Moreton Bay wildlife program
City of Moreton Bay wins national award for wildlife road safety program, which provides critical infrastructure designed to keep wildlife off roads.
New car to tackle parking problem
New high-tech patrol car hits Moreton Bay streets, using cameras and plate recognition to target illegal parking and improve access in busy areas.
Outdoor fun just around the corner this Easter
Easter school holiday bookings open in City of Moreton Bay, with low-cost outdoor activities like canoeing, archery, fishing and dance for kids and teens.
