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When to watch Moreton Bay stars at the Commonwealth Games
Six Moreton Bay athletes are ready to shine at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, with swimming star Sam Short leading the region’s medal hopes in a packed competition schedule.
Matilda is back in Moreton Bay
A miniature version of the iconic 1982 Commonwealth Games mascot Matilda has arrived at The Mill playground in Petrie, giving Moreton Bay a nostalgic new attraction.
Caboolture first for Roar
Brisbane Roar will launch their 2026-27 pre-season at Caboolture Sports, with a family-friendly match featuring player signings, coaching clinics and fan activities.
Dolphins “ready to go” in crunch clash
The Dolphins are ready for a crucial NRL clash against the Sharks, with finals hopes on the line as coach Kristian Woolf welcomes back key players for Saturday's showdown.
Isabella courts success - with Ira
Kippa-Ring’s Isabella Allen is proving sight loss is no barrier to success, with her Seeing Eye dog Ira by her side as she prepares to defend an Australian blind tennis title and compete internationally.
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.
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Kyle's revved up for Open debut
The countdown is almost over for Kyle Evans, the 19-year-old Redcliffe racer who start his first Australian Formula Open season tomorrow. ** FREE TO READ **
National call for rising stars
Five athletes from the City of Moreton Bay have been named in Australia’s 2024 National Trampoline Squad. ** FREE TO READ **
Niu sheds kilos in bid for round one spot
The extended Dolphins NRL squad trained on the main field this morning ahead of their trial game against the Central Queensland Capras in Rockhampton this weekend. We chatted to Tesi Niu about what he’s been doing to get in shape and make his case for a spot in the round one team
Grace so close to national medals
Grace swimmers twice cracked the top 10 in the Australia Open Water Championships at Brusselton, on the West Australia south coast. ** FREE TO READ **
Rylee races to national silver
Rylee Smith, from Redcliffe Leagues Swimming Club, overcame tough conditions to bring home a silver medal from the Australian Open Water Championships. ** FREE TO READ **
Silver lining for Sophie
Sophie Hebron from Albany Creek Swimming Club, was on the podium again at the Australian Open Water Championships, to bring home back-to-back medals. ** FREE TO READ **
Jamie Head’s a cut above the rest
Fourth generation woodchopper Jamie Head credits his longtime connection with local competitions for helping him become the STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® Individual World Champion. He chats to us about the year ahead
Magic moment for racing trio
Christine Latus and her daughters Jessica Hunt and Camille Quinlan are still on “cloud nine” after the “best day of their lives”. ** FREE TO READ **
Kick-off for new $22m sports complex
The ribbon has officially been cut on Moreton Bay’s new $22 million football fields and clubhouses at South Pine Sports Complex in Brendale. ** FREE TO READ **
Bostock’s sharp focus on starting spot
Jack Bostock feels stronger than he did this time last year and, with a year of training and a handful of NRL games under his belt, he’s keen to force his way into the starting squad more in 2024. He chats about how he’s working to be a better player and how his coaches and teammates are helping him
