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ANZAC Day in pictures - Bribie, Beachmere and Caboolture
Thousands of people turned out yesterday as the Moreton Bay Region marked ANZAC Day 2022. Here is a picture special from services at Bribie, Beachmere and Caboolture.
Club's appeal after floods leave $260,000 repair bill
Caboolture Little Athletics (CLA) needs more help as it tries to recover from the devastating floods which have caused losses of more than $260,000.
Mission to walk off the war within
Organisers hope more than 400 people will take part in this year’s Walking Off the War Within Brisbane event on the Redcliffe peninsula in May. The walk aims to raise awareness of mental health challenges faced by veterans and emergency services personnel. Find out more
ANZAC Day 2022 in the Moreton Bay Region
Big crowds have brave wet and windy conditions to pay their respects this ANZAC Day across the Moreton Bay Region. Here’s our rolling coverage of services
Ghost soldiers on parade at Bribie
Bribie Island's ANZAC Day ceremonies have a remarkable addition this year – eight life-sized ghost soldiers with the iconic figures of Simpson and his donkey.
Work underway on flood-hit hall
Renovation work will start soon at Mango Hill Community Hall, after it was inundated by water in the flood in late February.
Producers to open their gates to foodies and green thumbs
The Samford Edible Garden Trail is back for 2022, with organisers saying this year's event will be bigger and better. Find out more about this great weekend event here
ANZAC Day road closures - full list
There will be temporary road closures across the region to allow for parades and services on ANZAC Day. Here's the full list:
What matters to young voters
Seven young voters have spoken about the issues that matter to them in this Federal Election. They’re hoping candidates in the seats of Petrie, Dickson and Longman are listening.
Bunnings staff recognised for their generosity during recent floods
Team members from Bunnings Rothwell have been thanked for their generosity after donating goods to the Redcliffe State Emergency Service (SES) during February’s wild weather and floods. Find out how they helped here