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Paul Clark is leaving a lasting legacy
When Redcliffe Uniting Church Senior Minister Paul Clark farewells his congregation this month, after 12 years at the helm, he will leave a lasting legacy of community building.
Tickets for Abbey Medieval Festival on sale now
Tickets to the much-loved Abbey Medieval Festival and Friday Family Fun Day are on sale now, with people urged to get in early to avoid disappointment. Here is everything you need to know about this year's festivities **FREE TO READ**
Suttons Beach Pavilion design shortlist revealed
Three entrants in the design competition to come up with a replacement for Redcliffe’s Suttons Beach Pavilion have made the shortlist. It comes as demolition of the former structures enters the final phase. Here’s what we know and what happens next
Remembering our brave veterans on Anzac Day
As a veteran who served in the British Armed Forces and the Australian Army, taking time to remember those who have fought for freedom is important to Ron Court, who is the president of the Caboolture-Morayfield RSL Sub Branch. Read more about his service and how his family was impacted by war here
Help raise $2.5 million for cancer support group
Volunteers from Leukaemia Support Queensland are ramping up their efforts to raise $2.5 million to build a new wellness accommodation centre by implementing new fundraising initiatives. Find out what they have got planned here
Police to target speeding, DUI in Easter blitz
Extra police will be out in force on Queensland roads over the Easter school holidays, as officers ramp up their road safety operations.** FREE TO READ **
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Plans for new 'affordable housing'
Plans have been lodged by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Health Service for new “affordable social housing” in Deception Bay. ** FREE TO READ **
Slow down in school zones
With the new school year starting this week, local police are urging drivers to remember to slow down and be on the lookout for children in school zones.
Waterways: Good, but challenges ahead
The City of Moreton Bay should be “absolutely proud” of its results in the latest Healthy Land and Water Report Card, Mayor Peter Flannery says. ** FREE TO READ **
Brotherly banter turns into $1m win!
A Warner man who joked with his brother about being this week's mystery $1 million Gold Lotto winner, was shocked to find out, it was him! ** FREE TO READ **
Tribe teaching learners to drive
The Tribe Drive initiative, helping learner drivers clock up the 100 hours needed before they can go for their driver’s licence, is already changing lives. Here's the details
Jobs boost in new Maccas' plan
A new McDonald’s restaurant, proposed for a vacant block in Rothwell, would create around 120 new jobs when open. ** FREE TO READ **
Mark Nicholls: ‘It’s the best job in the world’
The GOAT, Mark Nicholls, is keen to keep playing as long as he can after a brief stint working in project management during the offseason. He reckons it was harder than preseason training. He spoke about his plans for this season and beyond, and his desire to play finals footy this year
Check your tickets! $1m Warner win
A Warner resident or visitor scored a sweet $1 million treat in last night’s Monday & Wednesday Gold Lotto draw - but may be unaware of their win! ** FREE TO READ **
Moreton Bay Arts Council celebrates 20 years
The Moreton Bay Arts Council (MBAC) is hosting a special month-long exhibition to celebrate its 20-year anniversary. Here's the details
Location, menu to love on Valentine’s Day
Looking for a Valentine’s Day dinner location you’ll love as much as the menu? Tempest Seafood Restaurant at Scarborough offers both, with culinary delights and waterside dining creating a truly romantic evening for couples. Here’s the details
