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Top five tips for spring gardening
The Bureau of Meteorology may be forecasting a wetter than average spring and summer, but Redcliffe Garden Centre’s Sondra Grainger says if you prepare your garden for the ‘wet season’ as you would every year, there’s no reason why it can’t thrive. Here’s her tips for success
Protect your pet from ticks
Vets in the Moreton Bay Region are reporting an increase in the number of tick paralysis cases. Our expert, Kylie Mackay, offers tips to protect your pet and what to look out for. They might just safe a life
How to prepare for La Nina
Understanding risks is the key to weathering storms and bushfires, according to Moreton Bay Region SES controller Sean Harrop. Find out how...
RBA lifts interest rates again
The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced it will lift interest rates for the fifth time in five months. Here’s what homeowners are in for and what’s expected next
Celebrating with The Book of Dad
Morayfield resident John Waugh, pictured above, is part of a special Father’s Day book being produced by Serenitas over 50 lifestyle communities.
Green waste dumping limits lift for clean-up campaign
A new scheme that lifts the limits on free green waste disposal at Moreton Bay Region tips launches ahead of storm season. Find out what's happening...
Chance to make ‘farm change’
If you’ve ever dreamed of living and working on a farm, this 48acre property at Bracalba could be your chance. We take a look
Magpie swooping season in Moreton Bay Region
Magpie season is in full swoop and while Brisbane City Council has made changes to the way it handles aggressive birds, there won’t be changes in the Moreton Bay Region. We chat to an expert about how to live with the birds and find out how to report incidents
Celebrating 30 years of island living
Bolton Clarke’s Bongaree Retirement Village said cheers to 30 years on Saturday with residents gathering for a celebration of the village’s history.
Region has 19 suburbs in new fire ant zone
Nineteen suburbs in the Moreton Bay Region are being added to fire ant biosecurity zones as a precaution against one of the world’s worst invasive pests.