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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.
The Latest
Santa convoy coming to Newport
Keep an eye out for Santa, when he travels through the streets of Newport on the Redcliffe peninsula this Sunday, December 18. Here’s the details
Classic show by Cam Smith juniors
The 2022 Cameron Smith Junior Classic (CSJC) ticked all the boxes - on and off the course - now organisers at Wantima Country Club want to make it even better. 3 picture galleries
Huge crowds enjoy peninsula carols
Thousands of local residents and visitors turned out for Sunday's Redcliffe Peninsula Christmas Carols and Nathan Road Sports Complex, Rothwell. PICTURE SPECIAL
Who’s Who in 22: Community Groups
Today, we continue our Who’s Who in 22 series by listing some community groups, in the Moreton Bay Region, which have achieved great things in 2022. Check out the list
Who’s Who in 22, Community Groups: Lions
Lions Clubs across the Moreton Bay Region have had a busy year co-ordinating local community projects, raising money for important causes, encouraging youth and supporting international projects
Who’s Who in 2022, Community Groups: Redcliffe Coast Guard
Volunteers from the Redcliffe Coast Guard have saved countless lives in 2022, assisting people who find themselves in trouble on the bay, as well as helping water police during search and rescue operations
Who’s Who in 2022, Community Groups: Bribie Volunteer Marine Rescue
Bribie Island Volunteer Marine Rescue, one of the Moreton Bay Region’s essential services, started in a very different guise – as a boating and fishing club. Members have been in action again this year, helping mariners in distress
Who’s Who in 2022, Community Groups: QCWA Pine Rivers
Moreton Bay residents stepped out in their best outfits to celebrate the centenary of the Queensland Country Women’s Association (QCWA), with a gala ball hosted by the ladies from the QWCA Pine Rivers Branch this year
Who’s Who in 2022, Community: U3A Redcliffe
Members from U3A Redcliffe have raised thousands of dollars to help researchers find a cure for childhood cancer following a successful morning tea fundraiser
Who’s Who in 2022, Community: Caboolture Neighbourhood Centre
With many people suffering from the ongoing effects of COVID-19 lockdowns and losing their jobs, along with the 2022 floods, the Caboolture Neighbourhood Centre hosted free expos to help people get back on their feet
