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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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Clubs team-up to install life saver
Two cricket clubs on the Redcliffe peninsula have joined forces to support men’s health.
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Moreton Bay Road Runners
It’s been a big year for Moreton Bay Road Runners, where age is no barrier. Seventy-five years separates the oldest and youngest members at a club catering for all abilities while also hosting the region’s biggest running event
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Cameron George
New Zealand Warriors’ CEO Cameron George sought to give his players and staff stability, basing the club in the Moreton Bay Region for the 2022 season. While they were here, they built strong community connections and won a few games at Moreton Daily Stadium
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Daly Cherry-Evans
Redcliffe Dolphins junior and rugby league superstar Daly Cherry-Evans led the Queensland side to a hard-fought State of Origin win, captained his NRL club and played for Australia in 2022. It’s been a big year for the kid born at Redcliffe Hospital
Who’s Who of 22, Sport: Petero Civoniceva
Rugby League legend, and one of the nicest blokes to play the game, Petero Civoniceva has done his bit to develop the sport in Fiji in 2022 while continuing to support his Redcliffe peninsula community
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Hannah Cullum-Sanders
Hannah Cullum-Sanders started 2022 “making up the numbers” at a trial in Brisbane. But such was her performance, the Redcliffe player soon made her full Australia debut
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Liam Wilson
Liam Wilson recovered from the first defeat of his pro career, in 2021, to regain his standing in the super featherweight division – and set-up a possible world title shot
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Paige Leonhardt
It has been a long, tough journey for Burpengary swimmer Paige Leonhardt, but she finally struck gold this year on one of the sport’s biggest stages
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Kirralee Hayes
National selectors spotted Kirralee Hayes’ potential three years ago and at the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games she repaid them with her first major international medal
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Brenden Hall
Brenden Hall, one of Australia’s most successful para swimmers, was back among the medals again this year - despite a severe disruption in the final countdown to his races
