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$250,000 win kisses mortgage goodbye
A Warner woman has won $250,000 on a $20 Instant Scratch-Its ticket from Warner Village, celebrating a life-changing prize that will help pay off her mortgage and fund future travel plans.
Getting ‘Reddy’ for fun run
Reddy Fun Run returns June 21 at Pelican Park, Clontarf, with 500+ participants raising funds for Redcliffe Hospital. The event supports vital hospital upgrades and patient care through community donations and running events.
Who is Rocksy of Redcliffe?
Redcliffe’s mystery artist “Rocksy” is captivating locals with stunning stone sculptures appearing overnight along coastal paths, drawing comparisons to Banksy and adding a touch of wonder to Moreton Bay.
Silver lining for dragon boat John
Sandstone Point’s John Butler, 72, helped Queensland claim silver and bronze at the Australian Dragon Boat Championships, narrowly missing gold after a thrilling finish at Lake Kawana.
Kiwi Cuzzy Guide to Moreton Bay
The Kiwi Cuzzy Guide highlights Moreton Bay’s top experiences, from Redcliffe Jetty to Bribie Island and hinterland drives, encouraging locals to showcase the region to visiting New Zealand friends and boost tourism.
Caboolture’s alt-rockers unleash a new track
The Phosphenes, a young rock band from Caboolture, have released a new single titled DVG.
New scanner “major step forward”
Redcliffe’s first PET-CT scanner is now open at Qscan, giving cancer patients local, bulk-billed access to vital imaging. The new service reduces travel and boosts cancer care in Moreton Bay.
Month of Hills Festival fun
The Hills Festival, a month of events across Arana Hills, Ferny Hills and surrounds kicks off tomorrow. Enjoy live music, performances, family fun and the Hills Carnivale finale.
Sound sleep after landing $1m!
An Arana Hills man wins $1 million in Weekday Windfall draw 4696, calling it perfect timing before retirement. The sole division one winner plans his future after the life-changing lotto surprise.
Detection dogs find elusive glider
Endangered southern greater gliders have been discovered at 10 new Moreton Bay sites, expanding their known range to 11. Detection dogs and upcoming drone surveys are helping uncover hidden populations of the elusive “flying koala.”