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Mandolin magic capturing sounds of the River City
Scarborough’s Helen Dacy is preparing for an unforgettable experience at the Federation of Australasian Mandolin Ensembles concert. Here's how to buy tickets...
Innovation Fest promotes sustainable ideas
The 2024 Tropical Innovation Festival took place in Cairns this year from June 17-21, with 11 delegates representing the Moreton Bay region. Here's the details
Free family fun at Winter Sun Festival
Free face painting, jumping castle, a five-person climbing wall, and a petting zoo are just a few of the exciting activities families can enjoy at the upcoming Winter Sun Festival at the Encircle Kallangur Neighbourhood Centre this Saturday. Find out more here
Full preview to 2024 Redcliffe Show
Redcliffe Show is on this week, a chance to experience a traditional agricultural show that offers fun for the whole family. Here’s your full preview
Star chef to plate up degustation dinner
If dining on a five-star meal prepared by a celebrity chef is on your culinary bucket list, Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival can make your dream a reality. Here's the details and how to get tickets
Redcliffe Show puts skills in a spin
Members of the Redcliffe Spinners, Weavers and Dyers group will share their passion and skills at this year’s Redcliffe Show
All revved up for Show n Shine
Caboolture Regional Car Club is holding its annual Swap, Show n Shine event on June 22. Find out more...
Real men stand up against violence
The first Real Men Rally brought together men from across the City of Moreton Bay to take a stand against domestic and family violence yesterday at Redcliffe’s Kayo Stadium.
Mobile service centre to visit rural areas
Australian Government mobile service centres will be travelling to rural areas in the Moreton Bay region at the end of June and start of July. Here's the details
Get snapping for Queensland Rail's photography comp
Calling all photographer lovers! Queensland Rail has launched a competition for budding photographers to have their images immortalised on train stations across South East Queensland. Here's the details