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Golden Sam, Jye impresses
Sam Short has claimed a second Commonwealth Games gold in Glasgow, while Moreton Bay boxer Jye Dixon advanced to the quarter-finals as local athletes continue their strong campaign.
Have your say on innovation precinct
Public consultation has opened on the proposed Narangba Innovation Precinct expansion, with plans to create nearly 600 jobs, boost the local economy and strengthen environmental protections.
Work to start on 117 new homes
Construction is set to begin on 117 new homes at Mango Hill, with affordable apartments and townhouses planned beside the train station as part of the Queensland Government’s housing program.
Wilson caught in “weighting” game
Moreton Bay boxer Liam Wilson’s world title eliminator has been cancelled after opponent Stephen Fulton failed to make weight, leaving the Lawnton fighter searching for another path to a title shot.
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.
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Warriors’ warm welcome to country
Traditional custodians representing the Jinibara, Kabi Kabi and Turrbal people have warmly welcomed the New Zealand Warriors to their land at Moreton Daily Stadium.
Roads closed in the Moreton Bay Region
Heavy rain overnight and this morning has caused flash flooding with a number of roads closed across the Moreton Bay Region. Here’s the list.
Ninja Warriors wow at North Harbour
Would-be warriors went head-to-head with professional Ninjas at the recent Obstacle Sports Expo at North Harbour. See the gallery….
Local youngster is face of Christmas appeal
A three-year-old from Narangba is the face of Epilepsy Queensland’s Christmas Appeal which will help families whose lives have ben affected by the condition.
Programs prove sky’s the limit
Young people are on the way to reaching their potential thanks to programs at Redcliffe Area Youth Space, new-found confidence and hard work.
Call to make small steps to save lives
Sue and Lloyd Clarke never expected to be at the forefront of the fight against domestic and family violence but the horrific loss of their daughter and grandchildren in February last year now drives them to advocate for change. They spoke at the Zonta Club of Redcliffe breakfast this week.
Bright idea is a winner
The gift of a sewing machine set Redcliffe State High School’s Chloe Alley on a path that has taken her to the Grand Final of the Future Anything competition and victory. She and a team from Bribie Island State High School were in the spotlight last night.
Get festive with Opera Queensland at Bite Markets
Jump in your sleigh and head over to Bite Markets at North Harbour for two nights of festive fun featuring more than 20 artisan gift stalls on November 26 and performances by Opera Queensland on November 27.
Move over Dance Mums
Ever wondered what the equivalent of dance mums is? It’s not these dance dads that’s for sure. They’ll be hitting the stage this weekend as part of Jam Performing Arts’ end of year shows.
Celebrating 100 years of change
The world is a very different place 100 years on from the formation of Soroptimist International – an organisation committed to educating, empowering and enabling women and girls to have a better life. Be part of their centenary celebrations.
