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Conductor brings music to life
Eli Ball sees music as a way to express himself and connect with people of all ages, so when he was asked to be the conductor of Redcliffe City Choir he jumped at the chance. Here's his story
World Mental Health Day: Supporting parents is critical
Advocates from the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program say parents and carers need to support their children’s wellbeing as well as their own, to ease Australia’s growing mental health crisis. It comes as we mark World Mental Health day today
Preparing students for the future
Redcliffe State High School aims to get its students ‘Reddi for the Future’, whether that be via an academic or vocational pathway, with programs and opportunities to give them direction and a head start
How to create an Australian native garden oasis
Have you ever been bush walking and just stopped and thought… I wish I had this as my garden? Here's some expert tips on how to create an Australian native garden
New servo plan for major road
Plans have been submitted for a new service station near one of Moreton Bay’s biggest visitor attractions.
Join in mental health forum
Soroptimist International Moreton North (SIMNI) will host a Mental Health Forum at Caboolture on October 9. Here’s the details and how to get involved
Plans approved for new homemaker centre
A new homemaker centre is to be built in Moreton Bay after plans were approved for a high-profile 3.7-hectare site.
Mary's four-some Games challenge
Dayboro resident Mary Albrow, 80, is preparing to represent Queensland in four sports at next week’s Australian Transplant Games.
Petition launches to save Bray Park koalas
A group of residents and a volunteer-run koala rescue group have launched a petition in a bid to convince Moreton Bay City Council to amend plans to upgrade John Bray Park.