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Moreton Bay Regional Council Budget 2023/24: What you need to know
Moreton Bay Regional Council has just adopted its 2023/24 Budget. Here’s what’s in it for you including the rise in rates, funding for key projects, roads, services and events, plus a sweetener for self-funded retirees. ***FREE TO READ***
Doctors' orders Dylan Alcott unable to fly ... show goes on
Doctors’ orders mean Dylan Alcott AO is unable to fly up for a business event in the Moreton Bay Region tomorrow, but he still plans to attend … virtually.
Swimmers dive in with Grace
Grace Swimming offers swimmers, from babies through to adults, the opportunity to develop good technique and skills that could save their lives. Find out more here
Battle to keep rates rise low
Moreton Bay Regional Council Mayor Peter Flannery says this week’s 2023/24 Budget will include a rates increase lower than CPI despite the rising cost of delivering services and building infrastructure. Here’s what we know
RBA hikes interest rates again
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has today lifted interest rates 25 basis points from 3.85 per cent to 4.10 per cent. It’s the 12th time in a year. Here’s what it means for you
Heartfelt thanks to vital volunteers
Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism recently celebrated the vital role of volunteers in the region at an event honouring their contribution during National Volunteer Week. Here’s the details
Vintage tea lounge opens in Redcliffe
He’s renowned for his passion for Redcliffe history and his talent for preserving it, now Duane Hart has created a vintage tea lounge for locals and visitors to drink it in
Busy time for North Lakes Lions
North Lakes Lions Club members have had a busy few months, welcoming guest speakers and hosting their annual trivia night to raise money for local causes. Here’s the latest from the club
Free disability awareness training
Spinal Life Australia is offering a free Disability Awareness Training workshop for businesses in the Moreton Bay Region on May 24. Here’s the details and how to register
City of Moreton Bay: the burning questions
What does becoming a city mean for the Moreton Bay Region, how quickly will it happen and how much will it cost? These are some of the questions Moreton Daily asked Deputy Premier Steven Miles and Moreton Bay Mayor Peter Flannery at Mango Hill this morning. Here’s what they had to say