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Grant saves Abbey Medieval Festival
Abbey Medieval Festival will make a triumphant return this year after securing funding from Moreton Bay Regional Council for the next two years.
Cadet training to navigate life
The skills young people develop through Australian Navy Cadets set them up for life no matter what career path they choose. We chat to TS Moreton Bay Australian Navy Cadets Commanding Officer Lieutenant AJ Hughes about the program.
Breaking down barriers to learning
Life Without Barriers’ HIPPY program is preparing parents and little ones for school, boosting numeracy, literacy and self-confidence.
Lions pass on life skills to young mentees
Members of the North Lakes Lions Club have passed on a number of important life skills to the next generation through a mentoring program. Find out what they taught the kids here
Suttons Beach Pavilion: how to have your say
Public consultation on the future of Suttons Beach Pavilion begins this week, so we asked Moreton Bay Regional Council how it will work and how the community can get involved. Here’s everything you need to know.
Turning bottles into cash for koala group
The team from Moreton Bay Koala Rescue Inc have purchased new equipment after a generous cash donation. Find out who supported them here
Legal fight over golf course
The battle over the future of North Lakes Golf Course land seems destined to go to the Planning and Environment Court.
Australia Day honours for local legends
Eleven community heroes with links to the Moreton Bay Region have been honoured in this year’s Australia Day honours list. We reveal who they are...
Rallying support for Tonga
Former Moreton Bay Regional Councillor Koliana Winchester has set up a Red Cross fundraising page in a bid to help the organisation provide humanitarian aid to the people of Tonga.
Library seeks expressions of interest for coffee cart
The Arana Hills Library is seeking a local community group to run a coffee cart or van to feed library visitors. Find out how to apply here