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Braza put Moreton Bay in top tier
Braza will make history as Moreton Bay’s only team in Queensland’s top-tier F-League, returning elite futsal to Brisbane’s north with its season opener this weekend.
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.
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Phins up at Dolphins training session
About 300 fans turned out for the Dolphins’ first official open training session at Redcliffe this morning as Wayne Bennett and his coaching team put the squad through their paces. Check out the photos and hear from the Head Coach and prop Mark Nicholls
Who’s Who in 2022, Community: Malcolm ‘Mick’ Klein
A hardcore sports fan who has helped clubs right across the Moreton Bay Region has been recognised for his contribution to the community by winning a coveted award as part of the 2022 Moreton Bay Australia Day awards
Dolphins reveal four-game member deal
Dolphins’ fans can lock in seats at the club’s spiritual home with a four-game Dolphins’ membership for games based in Redcliffe and on the Sunshine Coast. It's a chance to see the local side in action and the two Grand Final teams too
Who’s Who in 22: Sport, part two
Today we continue our Who’s Who in 22 series by listing sporting stars, with ties to the Moreton Bay Region, who have achieved great things in 2022. There’s Little League baseballers, swimmers, boxers, runners, a well-known golfer and a Dolphin or two. Check out part two of the list
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Arianna Williams
Redcliffe Tigers AFL Club player Arianna Williams has had a stellar year on and off the field. The 17-year-old ended the season with three club awards after playing only her second season of AFL
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Shaun Batty
Caboolture BMX Club President Shaun Batty has proven how resilient he and his club are following a heartbreaking year that included floods damaging the track and heartless thieves stealing multiple bikes
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Martin Smith
Clontarf’s Martin Smith brought home a swag of bronze medals from the International Powerlifting Federation’s World Masters Powerlifting Championships in Canada in October.
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Grant Cleal
Former Redcliffe Dolphins player, coach and long-time administrator Grant Cleal’s commitment to the club and understanding of its culture has been rewarded in 2022, with a key role in the NRL club’s football operations
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Brisbane North Little League Baseball team
The Brisbane North Baseball Little League team put Moreton Bay on the world stage when they represented Australia at the 75th Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania in August. They were among the best 20 teams of junior players from around the globe
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Mick Roberts
Redcliffe Dolphins Hostplus Cup assistant coach Mick Roberts not only helped guide the side to a Grand Final in 2022 but has been rewarded with a full-time job developing young players as the Dolphins enter the NRL
