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Rallying call over 'facility' plans
Residents in Rothwell are rallying support to fight plans for a new 97-unit “retirement facility” on the former Frawleys tennis courts. ** FREE TO READ **
Flood recovery in Moreton Bay
Moreton Bay City Council continues to provide flood recovery support to residents affected by the recent heavy rainfall and flooding. Here's the details
Time to Splash and Play
Cool off at the Splash and Play event at The Mill Water Park on February 10. There will be plenty of water and land-based activities for families to enjoy. Here’s the details
Tree change for townhouse plans
Plans for 42 new townhouses in Margate have been sent back to the developer – because of a tree. ** FREE TO READ **
Flood disaster recovery for Moreton Bay
The focus will today shift to disaster recovery across the worst affected areas in the City of Moreton Bay. Here’s what is happening and how you can get help
Lift-off for new koala count
New drone technology has been used for a koala survey across key reserves in the City of Moreton Bay. ** FREE TO READ **
How Moreton Bay is tackling wild weather
There is growing concern over the northern part of the City of Moreton Bay and evacuation centres are opening, says Mayor Peter Flannery in an update on the severe weather hitting our region.
Big wet: roads closed across Moreton Bay
There is a growing number of roads closed across the City of Moreton Bay as heavy rain lashes South East Queensland. Weather warnings remain in place. Here’s the latest
Flood watch warning for Moreton Bay
The City of Moreton Bay has been put on “flood watch” after warnings of heavy rain today and tomorrow. ** FREE TO READ **
Funding for five ‘city-shaping projects’
Five key projects in the City of Moreton Bay will now go ahead thanks to $45.53 million in funding from the SEQ City Deal Liveability Fund. They include projects at Caboolture, Bribie Island, Petrie and Redcliffe. Here’s the details