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Call for changes on peninsula line
The Redcliffe Peninsula Line marks 10 years since opening, with Better Transport Queensland calling for more frequent services, improved bus connections and better land use around stations.
Landmark birthday for historic school
Humpybong State School will celebrate its 150th anniversary in Margate with two days of events, bringing past students, families and teachers together to honour the school’s history.
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.
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Tough questions on Bribie WWII forts
UPDATE: First pictures are in of the demolished Bribie Island WWII forts. Moreton Daily put a series of questions to the State Government on the decision to collapse the heritage-listed structures
Parts of WWII forts on Bribie to be 'collapsed'
Parts of the northern and southern WWII forts on Bribie Island will be collapsed following corrosion of the structures, ‘as a result of recent severe weather’. Here’s what we know
Cooking up treat at steam fair
A cook-off with a difference will be one of the highlights at Old Petrie Town’s annual Steam Fair this Saturday and Sunday.
NAIDOC Week 2022: Gubbi Gubbi language and culture thriving
Traditional Owner and Cultural Educator Aunty Christine is passionate about preserving the culture, language and history of the Gubbi Gubbi people. Find out how...
NAIDOC Week in Moreton Bay Region
NAIDOC Week celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Celebrations are being held this week and next. Here’s what’s happening
Queensland Day, test your knowledge
Today, June 6 marks 163 years since Queensland separated from New South Wales. It’s Queensland Day, a chance to celebrate who we are … but how much do you know about the place you call home? Test yourself against these fun facts
Suttons Beach survey results released
More than 2000 people completed a survey about the future of Suttons Beach Park and its pavilions. Here’s what they had to say
Final farewell to ‘true gentleman’ Peter Craig
World War II and Korean War veteran Peter Craig has been farewelled in a moving service honouring his service to the Royal Navy and Royal Australian Navy, but also a life filled with love, laughter, conversation, order and roses.
North Lakes Lions celebrate 15 years
Members and guests celebrated North Lakes Lions Club’s 15th birthday this week, reflecting on their work in the community and the strong friendships made. We were there to share in the celebrations
Preparing to farewell a gentleman
Family, friends and members of the veteran community have been saddened by the sudden death of World War II veteran Peter Craig on ANZAC Day. The Kippa-Ring ‘gentleman’ will be farewelled during an open funeral service on May 6.
