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Paul Clark is leaving a lasting legacy
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Paul Clark is leaving a lasting legacy

When Redcliffe Uniting Church Senior Minister Paul Clark farewells his congregation this month, after 12 years at the helm, he will leave a lasting legacy of community building.

Remembering our brave veterans on Anzac Day
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Remembering our brave veterans on Anzac Day

As a veteran who served in the British Armed Forces and the Australian Army, taking time to remember those who have fought for freedom is important to Ron Court, who is the president of the Caboolture-Morayfield RSL Sub Branch. Read more about his service and how his family was impacted by war here

Help raise $2.5 million for cancer support group

Help raise $2.5 million for cancer support group

Volunteers from Leukaemia Support Queensland are ramping up their efforts to raise $2.5 million to build a new wellness accommodation centre by implementing new fundraising initiatives. Find out what they have got planned here

Artists to open their doors for arts trail

Make your diaries now for the upcoming Samford Arts Trail, which will feature more than 40 artists who will open their studios to the public this June. Meet some of the artists here

Call to turn the litter tide for turtles
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Call to turn the litter tide for turtles

A family event will be held next month in a bid to raise awareness of the turtles who call Moreton Bay home, and those who may nest on Redcliffe Peninsula beaches.

Play to look at triumphs and tragedies of war

Actors from 6 Mangrove Productions Community Theatre have been busy rehearsing for their upcoming production, Windows on War, with three shows scheduled at Bribie Island next month. Find out more about the storyline here

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Moreton Bay shines at Disability Sector Awards
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Moreton Bay shines at Disability Sector Awards

Moreton Bay mums Kylie Reeves and Alana “Tink” McMullen were among the finalists in this year’s Queensland Disability Sector Awards. Here's how locals fared... **FREE TO READ**

Council's back - and unveils four-year plan
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Council's back - and unveils four-year plan

The new Moreton Bay City Council has held its first meeting with Mayor Peter Flannery setting out its key projects and goals for the next four years and beyond. ** FREE TO READ **

Enjoy Encircle’s Community Fun Day

Enjoy Encircle’s Community Fun Day

Encircle Redcliffe is hosting a free community fun day event to raise awareness for National Heart Week. Here's the details

$100m upgrade of water plant
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$100m upgrade of water plant

Work is due to start next month on a $100 million upgrade to the Burpengary East Wastewater Treatment Plant. ** FREE TO READ **

Loads of fun at emergency services expo

Loads of fun at emergency services expo

Sound the siren in a police car, learn what it takes to be a State Emergency Service volunteer and use the fire hose on a rural fire fighting truck at an emergency services expo on April 20. Find out more... **FREE TO READ**

Appeal for family living "worst nightmare"
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Appeal for family living "worst nightmare"

A Burpengary East family is living its "worst nightmare" with no-one able to say what the future holds for their oldest son. Here's how you can help. ** FREE TO READ **

Day for black caps and gowns
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Day for black caps and gowns

It's graduation day tomorrow for hundreds of students at the Moreton Bay and Caboolture campuses of the University of the Sunshine Coast. ** FREE TO READ **

"Missing link" for those fleeing DV
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"Missing link" for those fleeing DV

DV Community Matters, a new charity to help victims of domestic violence in this region, will be launched in Lawnton on Saturday. Here's how you can help. ** FREE TO READ **

Remembering our brave veterans on Anzac Day
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Remembering our brave veterans on Anzac Day

As a veteran who served in the British Armed Forces and the Australian Army, taking time to remember those who have fought for freedom is important to Ron Court, who is the president of the Caboolture-Morayfield RSL Sub Branch. Read more about his service and how his family was impacted by war here

Help raise $2.5 million for cancer support group

Help raise $2.5 million for cancer support group

Volunteers from Leukaemia Support Queensland are ramping up their efforts to raise $2.5 million to build a new wellness accommodation centre by implementing new fundraising initiatives. Find out what they have got planned here