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Stage two of The Lakes College Aquatic Precinct begins
Construction of stage two of The Lakes College Aquatic Precinct is officially underway, with a ceremonial sod turning signalling the beginning of work on a learn-to-swim facility and grandstand which are expected to be completed by September. Here are the details
Developing tomorrow’s leaders today
A number of outstanding students who excel both in and out of the classroom have been selected as Bray Park State High School’s leaders for 2024. See the full list of leaders and find out what they hope to achieve this year
Families struggling with the cost of back-to-school supplies will have the chance to fill their children’s backpacks for a fraction of the price at an upcoming open day hosted by Queensland charity Stationery Aid **FREE TO READ**
Sport makes its mark at Bray Park State High School
Providing a healthy environment for students to pursue their sporting aspirations and boost their physical and mental wellbeing is important to Bray Park State High School Principal Peter Turner. See the full list of programs the school offers here
Bright sparks to light up PNG
Students from Albany Creek State High are helping to make a difference to remote communities in Papua New Guinea that don't have electricity by building 100 solar powered lights as part of a unique program offered by the Origin Energy Foundation. Find out more about the program here.
Six strategies to ease Year 12 exam stress
As QCAA exams approach, it’s important for students and parents to understand the stress that usually comes with these studies and how to manage it. Here's the details
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How "derelict" land became Anzac memorial
Residents in Wamuran are commemorating Anzac Day in person - and in print this year with a story of how "derelict" land became a centrepiece of the town. ** FREE TO READ **
Teen’s generous gesture for cancer patients
Redcliffe State High School student Elleigh Murray has lopped her locks to change the lives of cancer patients. See the before photos... **FREE TO READ**
Jessika's journey from Maccas to clinical trials
More than 300 students graduated from UniSC’s Moreton Bay and Caboolture campuses this month – including a former McDonald’s manager. Picture gallery, time lapse videos *FREE TO READ **
New school set to open in Redcliffe
Staff are preparing to launch a new independent school in Redcliffe, which will open next week with 24 foundation students. ** FREE TO READ **
From school drop out to top medical degree
Jamie Bryant never finished high school. In fact, he was kicked out three times. But last week the 40-year-old single father-of-two graduated from UniSC Moreton Bay and is on a path to being a doctor. ** FREE TO READ **
$100 million project to open at Petrie
UniSC Moreton Bay will officially open three new buildings today – almost doubling its campus floor space in just four years. See pictures ** FREE TO READ **
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 **
Young professional to grow in mentoring program
Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism’s Deanne Baker hopes to grow her tourism industry knowledge via QTIC’s 2024 Young Professionals Mentoring program. Here's the story
PCYC program kick-starting youth careers
Teenagers on the cusp of entering the workforce are getting extra support. Here's how... **FREE TO READ**
Doors open for UniSC's O Day
UniSC’s new students had their first taste of the Moreton Bay campus when the doors opened for Orientation Day. See two picture galleries. ** FREE TO READ **
