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Bayside is “natural fit’ for Bubba
Bubba Gump Shrimp Co has chosen Sandgate for its first Australian restaurant, bringing the iconic Forrest Gump-inspired seafood brand, 60 jobs and a new dining destination to Brisbane’s bayside.
Centre on market for over $3 million
The Busy Miller shopping centre in Caboolture South has been listed for sale, offering investors a fully leased retail asset with long-term tenants and a price guide above $3 million.
Bray Park’s arts explosion
Bray Park State High School is experiencing an arts boom, with new creative programs, award-winning dance and music groups, a student art gallery and growing opportunities for young performers, artists and media creators.
“Parking concerns” over development plan
Plans for a childcare centre and hotel beside Newport Marketplace have been refused, with Moreton Bay City Council citing parking concerns, traffic impacts and inconsistency with the planning scheme.
Submissions show “concern” over plan
Community opposition to the proposed $20 million Moreton Motorsport Park says public consultation shows strong local concern, as the State Government considers the Beachmere development.
Teaming-up to help fight crime
Moreton Bay City Council and developers have partnered to install new CCTV cameras in Waraba estates, helping deter crime, improve community safety and protect growing neighbourhoods.
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Anzac Day Live Coverage 2026
Moreton Bay is today honouring the ANZACs at commemorations which started before dawn. Seventeen different locations, from Bribie and Woodford down to Bray Park and Samford are hosting marches and services. Thousands of residents and visitors will march and line streets and attend ceremonies run by RSLs and community organisations.
Narangba anger: don’t split our suburb
Growing opposition in Narangba over proposed Queensland electorate boundary changes, with residents warning the plan could split communities, schools and services. Submissions to the Queensland Redistribution Commission remain open until April 30.
Honouring fallen on Anzac Day
This Anzac Day, honour Moreton Bay's fallen heroes. From Woodford’s Avenue of Honour to community marches, residents will gather to remember sacrifice, service and the enduring Anzac spirit.
Action over homeless camp
Support teams are working to assist people sleeping rough near Redcliffe Tennis Centre, with housing referrals underway ahead of a major pickleball event. Council and State agencies address safety concerns while connecting vulnerable residents to accommodation and support services.
New program backs women-led businesses across Moreton Bay
Women-led businesses across Moreton Bay are gaining new opportunities to grow and lead, with the launch of a specialised leadership program backed by Community Bank Samford.
Anzac Day road closures in Moreton Bay
Motorists have been warned a number of Moreton Bay City Council roads will be closed on Saturday April 25 for this year’s Anzac Day commemorations.
Police probe Moreton Bay car thefts
Police are investigating a number of car thefts across Moreton Bay and Brisbane this week. Investigations are ongoing to establish if any offences, between April 14 and 17, are connected.
Festival sold out in hours
Abbey Medieval Festival 2026 sells out in under 12 hours, with 25,000 tickets snapped up as the award-winning event returns to Caboolture this July.
Burn-offs start before bushfire season
Hazard reduction burns are underway across Moreton Bay, with sites on Bribie Island and Albany Creek already targeted to reduce bushfire risk and protect communities.
Highway changes kicked in today
Temporary traffic changes on the Bruce Highway, between Dohles Rocks Rd and Anzac Ave, will now start tomorrow (April 16). Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) says the delay, from the start of this week, was due to signage and site arrangements.
