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Homeless but not without hope
A 67-year-old Caboolture woman has been homeless for the past 16 months, but she’s drawing inspiration and help from Rosies - Friends on the Street. Here's Irene's story... **FREE TO READ**
Lotto hotspots across our City
The million-dollar Lotto lightning bolt has struck three times across the City of Moreton Bay in the first 11 months of this year. ** FREE TO READ **
"We are united. Our voice is strong"
Campaigners fighting the proposed route of a new highway have called on residents to ‘stand up’ now, while there is still time stop it.
Council adopts reconciliation action plan
Moreton Bay City Council has adopted its inaugural Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), marking an important step in the City’s journey toward reconciliation.
Be alert, not alarmed this storm and bushfire season
Stay on top of extreme weather events this summer and beyond by signing up to City of Moreton Bay’s free MoretonAlert warning system. Here's how to do it... **FREE TO READ**
Christmas shopping at Moreton Bay art galleries
This Christmas, two art galleries in Moreton Bay are encouraging locals to tick off their Christmas lists in style at the gallery pop-up shop. Here's the details
First Nations veterans feature in documentary
Stories of First Nations veterans who served in wars and conflicts have been featured in a new documentary made by North Lakes filmmaker Jeff Hughes from This Story Australia. Find out more ...
Funding appeal for "crucial" hospital
An urgent appeal has been made to State and Federal Governments for help to fund the region’s first wildlife hospital. ** FREE TO READ **
Max finds pot of gold - three times
North Lakes resident Max Cunningham has found a rich vein of golden form at the Queensland Swimming Championships (December 9-15) – and there may be more. ** FREE TO READ **
Home found for Mousetrap Theatre
Mousetrap Theatre has secured a five-year peppercorn lease for part of the Sutton Centre at Redcliffe, ending more than 12 months of uncertainty which began when its home of almost 60 years was condemned. Here’s what is happening