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Festival celebrates the power of belonging
Where We Belong Festival brought the Moreton Bay community together through live music, inclusion and connection, with organisers already planning an even bigger event in 2027.
National award for visionary approach
City of Moreton Bay has won a national award for its innovative approach to affordable housing, recognising initiatives tackling homelessness through community partnerships and low-cost land leases.
On the bucket list: Moving to Living Gems Moreton Bay
Ian and Elaine Davie are preparing for a fresh start at Living Gems Moreton Bay, embracing a low-maintenance lifestyle, modern facilities and a welcoming over-50s community.
Cut-price plea to pet owners
Moreton Bay pet owners are urged to desex their cats and dogs, with RSPCA Queensland offering 20% off at participating vets to improve animal welfare and prevent unwanted litters.
Rugby league legends unite to support Warriors Inspire Logan
Rugby league legends from the Warriors and Dolphins united for a charity fundraiser supporting Warriors Inspire Logan, helping create education, employment and sporting opportunities for young people.
Popular park gets $500,000 upgrade
Leslie Patrick Park’s all abilities playground has reopened with a $500,000 upgrade, adding sensory, braille and low-vision play features for Moreton Bay families.
Rallying to help family in need
A community fundraiser led by celebrity chef Alastair McLeod will support an Ocean View Estates family after a terminal brain cancer diagnosis, helping ease the financial and emotional burden during an incredibly difficult time.
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.
How Jamie defied the odds - again and again
After a crash left him paraplegic, Moreton Bay’s Jamie Harrison defied the odds to return to racing, inspiring others with disability through his remarkable motorsport comeback.
Fines, suspensions for high-range speeding
Two Moreton Bay motorists have been fined $1,919 and lost their licences for six months after being caught high-range speeding during Queensland Police's Operation Interpose.