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Growth means nothing without the right people
Business growth isn’t just about scaling up. It’s about having the right people and leadership in place. We Are HR co-founders Leanne Clavan and Grant Barrow explore why people strategy, culture and communication are key to sustainable success.
Federal Budget 2026: What Moreton Bay can expect tomorrow
Moreton Bay households are watching the Federal Budget, with proposed NDIS changes, aged care funding, tax reforms, Medicare upgrades and cost-of-living measures expected to impact individuals and businesses nationwide.
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Bold vision for sport, tourism hub
The Dolphins has always been a club with great vision, a fact which propelled it into the NRL and is now driving a masterplan for its Redcliffe home. Here are the details
Celebrating our 2025 Strategic Partners
The Redcliffe Peninsula is proud to announce its 2025 Strategic Partners, a group of local businesses and organisations that are passionate about supporting the community and championing independent, high-quality local news outlets such as The Redcliffe Peninsula and Moreton Daily. Meet our partners
Change maker heading to United Nations
Holly Hatfield is one of just a handful of Australians chosen to go to the United Nations’ headquarters in New York next month to develop solutions to some of the world’s biggest problems.
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Last days to enter business awards
There are just a few days left to enter the 2023 Moreton Bay Business Excellence and Innovation Awards. Here’s the details and how to make sure your business is in the running
Population boom as region turns 15
Half a million people now call Moreton Bay Region home. It’s a milestone which adds weight to the Council’s push for city status – the outcome of which is expected in the coming weeks - and comes as the region celebrates its 15th birthday on March 15. We fire up the crystal ball to see what the future may hold
International Women’s Day: Robyn Lachmund
In the lead-up to International Women's Day, we chat with Robyn Lachmund who is as much known for her community work as she is for her family’s thriving real estate business in the greater Caboolture district
International Women's Day: Changing young lives
In the lead-up to International Women’s Day, we chat to Redcliffe Area Youth Space Executive Manager Amy-lee Mayes who is driven by a desire to help young people and make a difference that flows through to the next generation and beyond.
Young innovators back 2023 awards
Last year’s winners of the Mayor’s Telstra Innovation Awards say the program helped develop business and marketing expertise and they’re encouraging other students to have a crack in the 2023 competition. Entries are open now. Here’s the details
Help needed for bid to restore hope
A fledgling social enterprise which aims to employ and train people with disabilities, injuries, illnesses or other barriers to employment is looking for premises in Strathpine or Brendale to kickstart its operations. Here’s what it is doing and how you can help
One month to enter business awards
There’s just one month left to enter the 2023 Moreton Bay Business Excellence and Innovation Awards. Here’s all the details
Students ready for working world
The future looks bright for Australian Trade College North Brisbane student Kieran Stone as he kicks off Year 12 with a school-based apprenticeship and is well on his way to achieving his QCE and industry qualifications. The college has an information evening coming up. Here’s the details
Changing of the guard
After 30 years in leadership roles at Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology, Director Edith Cuffe has stepped down saying it’s time to enjoy being a volunteer and Lady Edith of Abbeystowe. She spoke with Moreton Daily
Hobson’s latest novel hits the shelves
For author Ben Hobson, the release of his third novel is just as exciting and nerve-racking as his first. We chat to the Bribie Island State High School teacher as his book, The Death of John Lacey, hits the shelves
