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From paper to powerhouse
From paper mill to powerhouse, Moreton Bay Central is set to drive billions in investment, thousands of jobs and major projects including an Olympic venue, quantum computing hub and advanced manufacturing centre.
Huge tree taken down on Scarborough foreshore
An 80-year-old fig tree at Scarborough Beach foreshore has been removed by Moreton Bay City Council after severe decline from a fungal pathogen, marking the end of an era for a much-loved local landmark with decades of community memories.
Home of the Month: Six generations of memories
Discover the story behind Banyandah, one of Redcliffe’s oldest homes, heading to auction after 99 years in the same family. The renovated 1927 Queenslander at Margate boasts stunning bay views, timeless charm and six generations of holiday memories.
Where quake struck in Moreton Bay
Researchers have uncovered evidence of a powerful ancient earthquake west of Caboolture, helping Moreton Bay better understand future risks and disaster planning implementation.
Caboolture aviation museum prepares to open, calling on community support
The Australian Aviation Heritage Centre at Caboolture Aerodrome plans to officially open as a public museum in 2026. Visitors can already see historic aircraft restoration projects, including a rare WWII Beaufort bomber being restored by volunteers.
Peninsula's Past: Campers discover holiday haven
Long before holiday apartments dotted the foreshore, Redcliffe was a popular destination for visitors happy to bring their own accommodation. We take a look back at the history of camping on the Peninsula. Image: Courtesy of City of Moreton Bay.
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Mural project making mindfulness sparkle
An edible art installation at the Pine Rivers Heritage Museum is fuelling creativity and teaching people about mindfulness. Here's how to get involved...**FREE TO READ**
Remembering the Centaur 80 years on
As a documentary filmmaker that specialises in preserving war stories, North Lakes filmmaker Jeff Hughes wasn’t going to let the 80th anniversary of the sinking of the AHS Centaur pass by without any recognition. After a year of conducting interviews, Jeff will release his new documentary in May
Caboolture West suburb names revealed
The names of five new suburbs being created at Caboolture West which is projected to have 70,000 residents - have now been confirmed.
Remembering Ken Peters
The impact Ken Peters had on Redcliffe and Queensland will not be forgotten after History Redcliffe documented his contribution in consultation with his family. The long-time Queensland motorsport and photography identity passed away last month, aged 87 years, after a short illness
Deception Bay's date with history
Bicentennial celebrations should be in full swing at Deception Bay, according to some sources. But they are not. Here's why.
$8m plan to improve major river
Work is planned at nine sites in Kabi Kabi Country along the Caboolture River, to increase biodiversity and fish habitat while stabilising 2.4kms of eroding riverbank.
New plan for historic building
Plans have been submitted to incorporate part of an historic Redcliffe building in a new water-front development.
International Women's Day event helps Wamuran women's shed
The Wamuran Women's Shed was the winner at the North Lakes Sports Club's International Women's Day event. See the gallery...
It's official: Suttons Beach Pavilion to be rebuilt
The 600-page structural integrity report into the condition of Suttons Beach Pavilion has been released to the public. Here's what the future holds in our FREE to read article...
Rock carvings join heritage register
Two arrows and a “U” carved in rock at Sandstone Point have been entered in the Queensland Heritage Register.
