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Santa's got mail
Australia Post's Santa Mail is back for Christmas 2026, inviting Moreton Bay children to send letters to Santa by December 20 and receive a special reply and festive ornament.
Wyllie Park homeless camp to close
City of Moreton Bay Council will close its Wyllie Park homeless camping trial in Petrie following State Government intervention, with no new campers accepted and closure details yet to be finalised.
$920,000 upgrade for Caboolture South road
Investigator Drive in Caboolture South is set for a $920,000 upgrade, with road resurfacing and pavement repairs planned to improve safety and road conditions.
Caboolture Workers Co-operative marks 20 years
Caboolture Workers Co-operative celebrates 20 years of providing meaningful employment for people with disability, supporting independence and inclusion through its Morayfield cafe.
Drivers switch off safety tech
RACQ research reveals Queensland motorists are switching off potentially life-saving car safety features, raising concerns about road safety as the state's road toll climbs.
Mick Hanfling Park upgrades progress
Final upgrades at Mick Hanfling Park, Lake Kurwongbah, are underway, with new amenities, accessible pathways and kayak facilities expected by December 10.
Grants boost local conservation projects
Unitywater's 2027 community grants will help protect endangered turtles on Bribie Island and restore Mary River Cod populations in Moreton Bay waterways.
Clearing begins at Petrie site
Vegetation clearing begins across 12 hectares of the former Petrie paper mill site at Moreton Bay Central, with koala protection and environmental monitoring measures in place.
Join the cycle at The Nest Community
The Nest Community in Brendale is turning textile waste into opportunity through recycling, creative workshops and volunteering, celebrating sustainability and connection during National Recycling Week.
Music poster exhibition hits Redcliffe
Redcliffe Museum celebrates music history with more than 70 classic posters from the 1960s, 70s and 80s in the Enjoy this Trip exhibition, running until February 21, 2027.