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Meet for free help to find job
The free Youth Job Meet returns to Strathpine, connecting young people with local employers, apprenticeships, training providers and on-the-spot job opportunities.
Appeal lodged in golf course battle
An appeal has been lodged against Moreton Bay City Council’s refusal of a proposed driving range at the former North Lakes Golf Course, with the dispute now heading to court.
Veterans presented with signed Dolphins ANZAC Round jersey
RSL Queensland veterans have received a team-signed Dolphins ANZAC Round jersey as Ausbuild and the Dolphins extend their community partnership through to 2029.
Giving Moreton Bay youth a red-hot crack at life
The Youth Development Foundation is transforming young lives across Moreton Bay, connecting vulnerable youth with education, employment and local businesses for a brighter future.
Finding connection at The Redcliffe Treehouse
The Redcliffe Tree House has become a unique community hub, combining a café, bookstore and event space where locals gather, connect and feel at home.
JAX Tyres & Auto North Lakes celebrates 10 Years of growth, service and community support
JAX Tyres & Auto North Lakes is celebrating 10 years of trusted automotive service, community support and helping local drivers with expert tyre and mechanical care.
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Who’s Who in 2022, Music & Arts: JAM Performing Arts
JAM Performing Arts was one of the first dance schools to open in North Lakes – and it is still going strong 15 years later
Who’s Who in 22, Music & Arts: Sharon Alback Dance Centre
Sharon Alback Dance Centre celebrated 70 years in August, 2022, with shows featuring dancers from two years old through to the school’s senior ranks. Dance may have changed in those 70 years, but the mission to develop young dancers into nice people remains
Who’s Who in 2022, Music & Arts: Redcliffe Musical Theatre
Some of the world’s most loved musicals were played out on the stage this year from the talented cast and crew of Redcliffe Musical Theatre, including Oliver, Grease, Priscilla: Queen of the Desert and more
Who’s Who in 2022, Music & Arts: Act 1 Theatre
Act 1 Theatre has been entertaining audiences for almost 60 years. Based at Strathpine in the heritage-listed Pine Shire Hall, the theatre company staged seven productions in 2022, also scooping several gongs in this year’s TheatreFest Awards in July
Who’s who in 22, Music & Arts: Mousetrap Theatre
Mousetrap Theatre may have been without a home for much of 2022, its 70th year, but the show went on thanks to the efforts of dedicated thespians
Who’s Who in 2022, Music & Arts: Bribie Island Community Arts Centre
Bribie Island Community Arts Centre, which started as a bicentenary project, is now one of the biggest and busiest arts venues in Australia
Who’s Who of 2022, Music & Arts: Redcliffe Art Society
The Redcliffe Art Society’s annual Exhibition of Excellence competition once again attracted a substantial number of submissions in 2022, which were displayed at the Redcliffe Art Gallery for the community to view
Who’s Who in 22, Music & Arts: Woodfordia
It has been a big year for Woodfordia, with the opening of 20 new glamping tents and the long-awaited return of the Woodford Folk Festival after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19
Who’s Who in 22, Music & Arts: Michael Connolly
Prominent artist and businessman Michael Connolly has continued to produce stunning art and advocate for the rights of Aboriginal people in 2022
Who’s Who in 22, Music & Arts: Barry Gibb
The last-surviving Bee Gee, Barry Gibb, may call America home but a big piece of his heart remains in Australia – on the Redcliffe peninsula. Earlier this year, he was named an honorary Companion of the Order of Australia for his service and achievement
