Local News
Trending Today:
The Latest
Family-owned business wins award
Caboolture-based plumbing service provider, Creek to Coast Plumbing was honoured at the highly anticipated Australian Trades Small Business Champion Awards on September 22. Here's the details
New op shop opens in Strathpine
Staff are putting the finishing touches to YMCA Queensland's new op shop in Strathpine, which officially opens on Saturday, with special discounts. ** FREE TO READ **
Land offer to help homeless
Mayor Peter Flannery has today revealed the first blocks of land to be available for community housing and specialist homelessness providers under a new plan. ** FREE TO READ **
'Significant' grass fire was warning
Monday’s grass fire at Rocksberg which burn 16 hectares of land, was a warning to residents of the dangers we face this summer, according to rural fire fighters. ** FREE O READ **
Volunteers to host World Mental Health Day workshop
Soroptimist International Moreton North Inc (SIMNI) is honouring World Mental Health Day with an interactive mental health workshop and morning tea for frontline and support workers. Here's the details
Emotional finish to Holt Bolt
Richard Holt says he was hit by a “wave of emotion” when finishing his fundraising Bolt to Borough at the weekend. ** FREE TO READ **
Interest rates on hold - for now
The Reserve Bank of Australia has today decided to keep interest rates on hold for a fourth successive month. ** FREE TO READ **
Stage set for Addams Family musical
The curtain will go up this week on St Benedict’s College’s latest production of The Addams Family – A New Musical Comedy. How to see the show.
Adventurous perspective a winner for artist
Margate's Jamie Congdon won this year’s Moreton Bay Art Prize and now he's a finalist in the 2023 Brisbane Portrait Prize. See his work... **FREE TO READ**
Reclink Australia to host inaugural Garden and Outdoor Expo
A new Garden and Outdoor Expo that celebrates the natural beauty of Moreton Bay will be held for the first time in November. Here's what organisers have planned