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Classic winners - where are they now?
On the eve of the seventh Cameron Smith Junior Classic, we take a look at the remarkable successes - in Australia and overseas - of past CSJC winners. ** FREE TO READ **

Redcliffe welcomes old-school record store
Redcliffe locals no longer need to travel to Brisbane City to find the perfect vinyl, with a new record store taking the community by surprise. Here's the story

Redcliffe Christmas Twilight Markets return
The Redcliffe Christmas Twilight Markets are returning to the Redcliffe foreshore with the best eats, beats and treats the peninsula has to offer. Here's the details

Everyone welcome at All the best, from Martin Edge
Step into the colourful world of celebrated artist Martin Edge this summer at Pine Rivers Art Gallery. Playful and interactive elements feature in the exhibition. **FREE TO READ**

Tranquil garden for Beachmere
A new community garden that aims to inspire people to grow their own healthy food in an urban environment will call Beachmere home. Located next to the Beachmere Hub, the garden is the result of many years of planning and fundraising. See the pictures here

Tributes flow for James Houghton
Tributes are flowing for former Moreton Bay Regional Councillor James Houghton who died earlier this week. Community leaders and friends share their thoughts on the man who was passionate about the Redcliffe Peninsula and the Dolphins.

Head to Morgans Seafood for the best catch this summer
With more than 180 fresh seafood products on display each day direct from the trawlers and local fishermen, owner Roan Van Graan says summer is the best time of the year to indulge in the bay’s bountiful offerings. Find out what tasty products are in season here

UniSC campus expansion soon to be revealed
As Moreton Bay grows, so too does its university – with a major expansion at UniSC soon to be unveiled. Here's what's in store...

Ron all fired up to serve and protect
As an auxiliary firefighter, Ron Bowtell is there to serve and protect his community whenever an emergency unfolds on Bribie Island. Whether its a natural disaster, a house fire or a serious accident, he is ready to jump into his uniform and rush to the scene. Find out more about his role here **FREE TO READ**

Andy's epic run for special cause
Andy Almond only took up running at the age of 46, but in just a few short years he’s taking on the biggest challenge of his life – running for 18 hours in honour of a young man who lost his life at the start of this year. Find out more... **FREE TO READ**
