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Deception Bay - the next Noosa?
Deception Bay could become the next Noosa, according to residents who are pushing for plans to protect their suburb and unlock its tourism potential.
See early model Holdens at Sandstone Point
Holden fans and those who appreciate vehicles from a bygone era can check out an array of early model Holdens at Sandstone Point Hotel this Sunday. Here’s the details
Work starts on $50m hotel and shops
Earthworks have started on a new $50 million hotel and shopping development at a busy intersection in Dakabin.
Don’t miss Movie in the Park Narangba
Movie in the Park Narangba is back on August 26 at Norfolk Lakes Park. Here’s the details + what is screening
REVEALED: Slim's Quality Burger joint opening date
A new modern burger joint famed for paying homage to 1950s and ‘60s Americana will open its doors to the public in a matter of weeks. Find out about the grand opening and what's on the menu. **FREE TO READ**
Save the date: Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival 2024
Lock in the dates, Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival is returning in 2024 after more than 20,000 people ate, drank and enjoyed everything the City of Moreton Bay has to offer earlier this month. Here’s the details
Win a family pass to Redcliffe KiteFest
Moreton Daily is giving readers the chance to win one of 20 family passes to Redcliffe KiteFest this September. Here’s the details and how to enter
Room to move at North Harbour
A commitment to open space, generous block sizes and accessibility is putting North Harbour on the map - and there's a new display village to explore. Find out more...
Foodie 'Feastival' for the tastebuds
Hot on the heels of the recent Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival, the City of Moreton Bay is about to embark on another culinary adventure with the Tastes of Moreton Bay Feastival starting soon. Here’s the details and how you can join in the fun
From little things, big things grow
Sebastian Onate-Henriquez is on a mission to save the world, one tree at a time. The eight-year-old from Newport has created a business, The Earth is my Place, which sells sustainable T-shirts and other products and plants a tree for every item sold. Here’s the details