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Key funding for Olympic venue
Work has started today on securing the goods and services needed for Moreton Bay’s new $205 million Olympic sports centre.
Creating a coastal investment
Redcliffe, with its relaxed coastal lifestyle, growing infrastructure, and strong sense of community, has quickly become one of South East Queensland’s most desirable places to invest in real estate. The team at Crown Properties explain why it’s a smart investment.
Beautiful You feature: Top five ways to look, feel great
The secret to looking good and feeling great is actually not a secret, it’s pretty logical when you think about it. Here are our top five tips.
Beautiful You feature: Stress-free senior formals
The Wardrobe at North Lakes is Moreton Bay’s only one-stop-shop for all things formal, taking the stress out of school formals and other special occasions. Find out more.
Beautiful You feature: Fernwood’s more than a gym
Fernwood North Lakes and Morayfield are so much more than fitness centres for women, they are a ‘second home’ where women are encouraged to prioritise themselves in a supportive environment. Find out more.
Teenager faces hooning charges
Moreton South Highway Patrol has seized a Ford Falcon and charged an 18-year-old man after alleged hooning offences in Warner.
Reprieve for homeless group
“Rough sleepers” at a site in Kallangur have been given a reprieve by Moreton Bay City Council (MBCC).
Why winter might be the perfect time to sell
When most people think about selling their home, spring usually comes to mind. But on the Redcliffe Peninsula, winter may actually be one of the smartest times to list your property. Dianne Clarke and Clinton Viertel from Belle Property Redcliffe explain why the cooler months can deliver hot results.
"Connection" key for prize winner
Redcliffe artist Blair Garland has won the Moreton Bay Art Award and explained the “deeply personal” meanings behind her entry Flesh and Blood 2025.
Discounted desexing for Moreton Bay pet owners
RSPCA Queensland has teamed up with Moreton Bay City Council to help make pet desexing more affordable and ease cost-of-living pressures associated with pet ownership. Here are the details.