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What is your child really learning when they play?
Sesame Lane explores how play helps young children build creativity, communication, confidence, problem-solving and fine motor skills through everyday experiences.
Matty's first mow with Backyard Bolters
Matty has graduated from trainee to paid Backyard Bolters employee, marking a major milestone for the Moreton Bay social enterprise helping young people living with disability build skills, confidence and pathways to work.
Free emergency services expo is back
The free Moreton Bay Emergency Services Expo returns to Bribie Island with emergency vehicles, live water rescue demonstrations, hands-on activities and opportunities to meet local emergency services crews.
Back for Great Tram Pull
Ferny Hills disability organisation Claire’s Cottage will return to the Great Brisbane Tram Pull, with its all-abilities team taking on the one-tonne tram and calling on the community to cheer them on.
Vote for your Local Hero
Three Moreton Bay community leaders have been named Westfield North Lakes Local Heroes finalists, with voting now open to help their organisations secure up to $20,000 in grant funding.
Free masterclass with ARIA winner
ARIA Award-winning singer-songwriter Rick Price will host a free songwriting masterclass at North Lakes, sharing career stories, practical techniques and creative insights with Moreton Bay music lovers.
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Event to help The Forgotten Women
A high tea marking International Women’s Day will raise money for the fastest growing homeless population – women aged over 55 years. The event is being held at Kippa-Ring. Here’s the details and how to buy tickets
State gold and bronze for Grace
Lily Smith, pictured above, and Macey Lawler were the toast of Grace Swimming after medal-winning performances at the Queensland Sprint Championships.
SES benefits from e-scooter ride
An e-scooter safety ride organised by Redcliffe police and the Scootmasters group has raised money for Redcliffe SES Group to buy equipment. Here’s the details
Bribie's hatchlings need our help
Bribie Island is expecting its first turtle hatchlings of the season in coming weeks – and beachgoers are being urged to help ensure they make it from “egg to sea”.
Piling to start on new bridge
Piling work is set to start today for the steel infrastructure of a new pedestrian overpass on Elizabeth Ave, Clontarf.
Narangba service celebrating 20 years
A youth and family counselling centre, which has supported hundreds of children and adolescents, is celebrating a major milestone.
Win, win for environment
Redcliffe Farmers and Artisan Markets visitors have helped recycle more than 9000 containers in the past year, reducing the number going to landfill and raising money for a community group which is also doing its bit for the environment. Here’s the details
Public housing units to open this year
A new $10 million, 18-unit public housing complex is expected to open later this year at Redcliffe. Moreton Daily had a look at the construction site today
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
SchoolAid starts earthquake appeal
Schools across Australia are already rallying to support children and families in Turkey and Syria following this week’s devastating earthquake. SchoolAid, whose founder is based at Clontarf and has member schools in the Moreton Bay Region, has swung into action. Here’s how you can help
