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Breakthru made in Moreton Bay
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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
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Who’s Who in 2022, Music & Arts: Bribie Island Community Arts Centre
Bribie Island Community Arts Centre, which started as a bicentenary project, is now one of the biggest and busiest arts venues in Australia
Who’s Who of 2022, Music & Arts: Redcliffe Art Society
The Redcliffe Art Society’s annual Exhibition of Excellence competition once again attracted a substantial number of submissions in 2022, which were displayed at the Redcliffe Art Gallery for the community to view
Who’s Who in 22, Music & Arts: Woodfordia
It has been a big year for Woodfordia, with the opening of 20 new glamping tents and the long-awaited return of the Woodford Folk Festival after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19
Who’s Who in 22, Music & Arts: Michael Connolly
Prominent artist and businessman Michael Connolly has continued to produce stunning art and advocate for the rights of Aboriginal people in 2022
Who’s Who in 22, Music & Arts: Barry Gibb
The last-surviving Bee Gee, Barry Gibb, may call America home but a big piece of his heart remains in Australia – on the Redcliffe peninsula. Earlier this year, he was named an honorary Companion of the Order of Australia for his service and achievement
Who’s Who in 2022, Music & Arts: Keith Urban
Australian country music star and former Caboolture State High School student Keith Urban returned home to Australia to perform his first concerts in more than two years, in 2022
Who’s Who in 2022, Music & Arts: The Veronicas
More than 20 years after their first demo recordings, The Veronicas, who grew up in Albany Creek, have toured, launched solo projects, changed record label, supported a Samford-based charity – and there’s more planned in 2023
Who’s Who in 2022, Music & Arts: Thomas Armstrong-Robley
A series of coincidences led to Clontarf’s Thomas Armstrong-Robley staging the musical Jersey Boys – the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons at the Star Casino in January 2022
Who’s Who in 22, Music & Arts: Dan Nebe
Passionate muso and Redcliffe peninsula local Dan Nebe has had a big 2022. He opened up Team Musicare’s headquarters at Clontarf, rebooted Rockin’ 4 the Homeless, continued to play with his band Team Utopia and tour with some of the biggest names in Aussie music
Who’s Who in 22: Media & Influencers
Today, we continue our Who’s Who in 22 series by listing people in the Moreton Bay Region community who have had an impact as media and influencers. Check out the list
