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Suburb takes top spot in slowing market
Morayfield has topped Queensland’s housing market for house sales, with Caboolture, Burpengary and Narangba also ranking in the state’s top 10 as buyers continue to target affordable Moreton Bay suburbs.
Why green bins are going red
Moreton Bay green bins, used for general waste, are being replaced with red lids as part of a statewide program to improve waste collection, recycling and consistency.
Home of the Month: Exclusive look at 'Moonshadow' on Tangalooma
“Moonshadow”, a rare island paradise just 70 minutes across Moreton Bay, is not currently publicly listed - but it has been opened up for an exclusive first-look.
Jo Szulc builds a team around people, not just property
Jo Szulc from Ray White Scarborough shares 22 years of real estate experience on the Redcliffe Peninsula, revealing why building a dedicated team in 2026 was key to delivering better service, sustainable success and stronger client relationships.
Gardening tips for container gardening, potted plants
Are you an apartment dweller, renter, own a garden with poor soil or just wanting to simplify your life? Then container gardening is the answer. With a little bit of free space and minimal effort you can grow just about anything! Here are some expert tips.
Gardening tips: Creating colour with foliage
Asked to imagine a colourful garden, most people visualise a space full of flowers and blooming trees, but some of the most stunning spaces are actually created using foliage plants. Here are some expert tips.
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Locals love affair with pottery forged a flourishing business
Barney’s love affair with clay began about 40 years ago when he started “throwing” clay collected from the side of the road in a New Zealand country town – throwing describes the process of shaping clay on a potter’s wheel.
Change suits Scott and his Bees
Local man, Scott Bevis quits his 21 year long career as a telecommunications design engineer to bee-keeping.
Why Buying a Chook is More than a Transaction
Ingrid Dimock comes close to being a mother hen to “her girls” and firmly believes buying a chook should be an experience, not a transaction.
