Outdoors
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Dave Gleeson ready to “bring it”
The Screaming Jets frontman Dave Gleeson promises a high-energy performance at Redcliffe’s Where We Belong Festival, celebrating live music, community spirit and the next generation of Australian rock talent.
Work starts on new Moreton Bay beach
A new beach is coming to Redcliffe as construction begins on the Crockatt Park Seawall Upgrade at Woody Point, delivering coastal protection, improved accessibility and a 60-metre stretch of sand by 2027.
Woodford Folk Festival public tickets go on sale Friday
Public tickets for the 2026 Woodford Folk Festival go on sale, with organisers reporting soaring early demand as community connection and curiosity continue to drive crowds to Queensland’s iconic cultural event.
Work starts on new $14m splash park
Construction has begun on a $14m Centenary Lakes Regional Playground and Splash Park in Caboolture, featuring inclusive play spaces, water play, upgraded amenities and accessibility upgrades, set to open mid-2027 in City of Moreton Bay.
Who is Rocksy of Redcliffe?
Redcliffe’s mystery artist “Rocksy” is captivating locals with stunning stone sculptures appearing overnight along coastal paths, drawing comparisons to Banksy and adding a touch of wonder to Moreton Bay.
Home of the Month: Exclusive look at 'Moonshadow' on Tangalooma
“Moonshadow”, a rare island paradise just 70 minutes across Moreton Bay, is not currently publicly listed - but it has been opened up for an exclusive first-look.
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Ask Dr Dazza: Identifying javelin fish
Moreton Bay has a wonderfully diverse array of fish for the recreational angler to catch, but this can lead to problems for anglers to correctly identify them and know the correct size and bag limits. Here’s some tips on getting it right
Don’t miss Redcliffe Markets’ street party
It’s been a challenging start to 2022 for many, so what better reason to hold on to your sombrero for a street party to shake the blues away.
Fishing with Tony Lincoln | Fishing post flooding
The best advice I can give in the immediate aftermath of flooding is in the discoloured water to use baits with strong natural scent and oily or bloody content such as bonito, mullet, pilchards and bloodworms.
Ask Dr Dazza | Identifying the Grass Sweetlip fish
Moreton Bay has a wonderfully diverse array of fish for the recreational angler to catch. There is just one problem with this for the average angler and this is correctly identifying them. Let’s start with the grass sweetlip or grassies as they are called and spangled emperor.
Kids to roll up their sleeves for Clean Up Australia Day
Kids from kindergartens, schools and scout groups will be rolling up their sleeves to take part in Clean Up Australia Day next month. See who is taking part here and why
Fishing with Tony Lincoln | Advice for Beginners
During my interactions with beginners, I continually hear they've searched YouTube or social media and significant numbers of them are overwhelmed by the diversity and technicality of the advice being handed out via these sources.
Ask Dr Dazza - Flathead
FLATHEAD are always a popular target for recreational fishers. Flathead belong to the family Platycephalidae and there are approximately 80 species known worldwide and well over half of these are known from Australia.
Fishing with Tony Lincoln | Bait Schools
One of the easiest ways to find bait schools is to look for the seabirds circling above and diving down to snatch up an unlucky baitfish.
Ask Dr Dazza | Bribie breakthrough
OUR coastlines are always changing naturally, particularly near surf bars. It is part of what makes our coastline unique.
Photo gallery: Holiday fun found outdoors
Families headed outdoors during the extended school holidays, flocking to Scarborough Beach Park, Lake Eden at North Lakes, The Mill Waterpark at Petrie and Bribie Island. Check out our photo gallery
