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Braza put Moreton Bay in top tier
Braza will make history as Moreton Bay’s only team in Queensland’s top-tier F-League, returning elite futsal to Brisbane’s north with its season opener this weekend.
Wilson close to world title shot
Moreton Bay boxer Liam Wilson is one win away from another world title opportunity as he faces former champion Stephen Fulton in a high-stakes boxing showdown in Sydney.
Highway off-ramp to close tonight
Moreton Bay motorists are urged to plan ahead as the Bruce Highway’s Dohles Rocks Road northbound off-ramp closes for two weekends, with signed detours in place during upgrade works.
Bray Park State High's arts explosion
Bray Park State High School is experiencing an arts boom, with new creative programs, award-winning dance and music groups, a student art gallery and growing opportunities for young performers, artists and media creators.
Priority for 12,000 new homes
A new Priority Development Area at Halls Creek, south of Caloundra, will deliver up to 12,000 homes, with new schools, parks, jobs and community facilities supporting future growth near Moreton Bay.
Making a splash at Grace Lutheran Primary School with two new pools
Work has started on an exciting addition to Grace Lutheran Primary School in Clontarf - a brand new, state-of-the-art aquatic precinct..
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MPs detail Budget spending in electorates
Big-tickets projects and funding packages may have dominated headlines following last week’s State Budget, so Moreton Daily asked MPs for each of the electorates in the Moreton Bay Region to reveal what’s in it for their constituents.
New Bribie bridge on the horizon
A new bridge to Bribie is closer to becoming a reality, with consultancy firm AECOM securing the contract to develop a business case for the project.
Full preview to Abbey Medieval Festival
If you’ve ever wondered what the Abbey Medieval Festival is like, imagine all the colour and pageantry of a big fair in the Middle Ages. We preview this year’s event which is on July 9 and 10
Photo gallery: Bumper crowds at Redcliffe Show
Bumper crowds flocked to Redcliffe Show across the weekend making the most of perfect weather and the chance to enjoy traditional show attractions and a lively night entertainment program. Check out our photo gallery
Meet the Jetty 2 Jetty team in green
There will be a sea of green at this year’s Jetty 2 Jetty Fun Run with more than 80 Kindred staff and family members running, jogging and walking. It’s part of their healthy lifestyle focus and a long-standing commitment to the event
Community rallies around Ukrainian refugees
Twins Kiril and Arina have been embraced by the Redcliffe community since escaping war-torn Ukraine and are now settling into school life with their Year 6 classmates. Here’s their tale of courage, love and community
Fun for all: Your preview to the 65th annual Dayboro Show
After two very long years of no amusement rides, show judging and live entertainment, organisers of the Dayboro Show are looking forward to throwing open the gates and welcoming the masses of crowds for the 65th annual show. Here is everything you need to know about the event
Abbey Museum’s future looks bright
An art gallery and café will be built at Caboolture’s Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology thanks to funding in this week’s State Budget. It is hoped the facilities will attract new visitors to the site and help it become more self-sustaining. Here’s what’s planned
Tourism leader welcomes action plan for recovery
Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism has welcomed this week’s release of the Towards 2032 - Action Plan for Tourism Recovery, which makes 75 key recommendations to government to ensure the tourism industry’s long-term success
State recovery chief visits Redcliffe
State Recovery Co-ordinator Major General Jake Ellwood has visited Moreton Bay Region residents affected by flooding during the February/March emergency and spoken with SES volunteers who answered hundreds of calls for help
