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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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Anger at boats 'parked' in waterway
Residents living beside a canal in the Moreton Bay region are calling for action over boats being “parked” for "weeks/months" in the waterway.
Stage set for dream US tour
Twenty-one young dancers from Moreton Bay will jet out later this month for a “once-in-a-lifetime experience”.
Moreton Bay's march against violence
Hundreds of supporters joined the Moreton Bay Says No to Violence Walk along Redcliffe waterfront on Friday. See picture gallery
From cheesecake to $100,000 lottery win
A Narangba man, who once counted a cheesecake as his greatest prize, is celebrating winning $100,000 in the Lucky Lotteries Super Jackpot draw.
Bold plans for prime site
Plans have been lodged which may lead to roof-top dining at one of Redcliffe’s most prominent waterside venues.
Peninsula's Past: Lost farming landscape
Looking at the Redcliffe Peninsula today, it’s difficult to imagine the flourishing farms that were once scattered across the landscape. We examine the Peninsula's farming past. Image: Courtesy of History Redcliffe.
Work to start on huge new bridge
Construction of the new $86 million Youngs Crossing bridge will start next month after Seymour Whyte was confirmed as principal contractor.
Making difference - one repair at a time
Redcliffe’s Repair Café will open its doors again next week with the team of volunteers ready to fix a host of household items.
‘80s disco warm-up for Rockin’ 4 the Homeless
A loud and glitter-drenched 80s Disco Spectacular will be the ultimate warm-up party for Rockin’ 4 the Homeless 2025 next month. Here are the details and how to get tickets.
Benches serve as powerful symbol
PCYCs at Caboolture, Deception Bay, Redcliffe, Hills District, Pine Rivers and Zillmere, have installed red benches at their clubs this Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) Awareness Month. Here’s why.
