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Rallying to help family in need
A community fundraiser led by celebrity chef Alastair McLeod will support an Ocean View Estates family after a terminal brain cancer diagnosis, helping ease the financial and emotional burden during an incredibly difficult time.
How Jamie defied the odds - again and again
After a crash left him paraplegic, Moreton Bay’s Jamie Harrison defied the odds to return to racing, inspiring others with disability through his remarkable motorsport comeback.
Rockin’ first for Aussie music icon
Australian rock legend Tim Rogers has been named the first Lifetime Ambassador for The Breakfast Club Redcliffe, supporting its vital work helping people facing homelessness, hardship and isolation.
Former minister “saddened” by church battle
Former Pine Rivers Uniting Church minister Barry Allen has spoken of his sadness over plans to compulsorily acquire the Kallangur church site, urging a solution that protects both community ministry and a proposed new special school.
Super students shine at awards
Moreton Bay’s brightest young innovators have been recognised at the Mayor’s Telstra Innovation Awards, showcasing creative technology solutions tackling water use, food waste, AI learning and sustainable public spaces.
Alt-rockers gear up to perform at Where We Belong Festival
Moreton Bay's alt-rockers, The Phosphenes, are set to bring a grunge, homegrown sound to Where We Belong Festival 2026.
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Desperate plea for donations as shelves run bare
Two neighbourhood centres in Moreton Bay have issued a desperate plea on social media calling for donations to help restock their community pantries. Find out how you can help here
Emerging artist wins Matthew Flinders Art Prize
It may have taken 50 years of practice, but Sunshine Coast painter Leonie Shirley can now say she is an award-winning artist after taking out first place in the 2024 Matthew Flinders Art Prize. Find out more about her winning piece here
Saluting Kaylee - one of the 'Greatest Of All Time'
Tributes are flooding in for Redcliffe-born Caboolture-raised Kaylee McKeown after her sensational Olympic gold medal in Paris morning.
Warner development a boost for koalas
Almost a quarter of a new housing estate at Warner will be dedicated to protected habitat for koalas, complete with new wildlife crossings. Find out where...
Kaylee's going for Olympic gold
Kaylee McKeown, born and raised in Moreton Bay, has a showdown with US rival Regan Smith tomorrow morning - and it may be decided in the final metres.
Big players check out Moreton Bay
International interest in the Moreton Bay region’s tourism destinations is growing, with big players taking a look for themselves in recent weeks
New park a playful paradise for all
A new playground at Burpengary East that features specially designed equipment and spaces to ensure all children, regardless of ability, can play together in a safe and welcoming environment officially opened at the weekend. See the gallery...
Wantima joins Legends Tour
Wantima Country Club, where Open Champion Cameron Smith learned to play golf, will welcome older legends this week in the first of two major pro-ams in the City of Moreton Bay.
Redcliffe’s blue spill remains a mystery
The source of a blue substance which has spilled into a Redcliffe creek remains a mystery, 24 hours on from when it was reported. Council reveals what is happening to contain it and if it is having an impact on wildlife
Paris Olympic Games Moreton Bay coverage – July 30
Kaylee McKeown, born in Redcliffe and raised at Caboolture, has this morning set-up one of the most anticipated swimming finals of the Paris Olympics.
