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Be Uplifted at symposium
Women with breast cancer and their loved ones are being urged to attend a symposium hosted by the charity Be Uplifted on November 8.
Grace Lutheran Primary School celebrates 50 years
Community was at the heart of Grace Lutheran Primary School even before it opened in 1971 and as the school celebrates 50 years, it is evident this is still the case. We look back on the past half century. See the photos.
Village gives Warriors warm welcome
As the Vodafone Warriors players and their families settle into life on the Redcliffe peninsula, three have received a helping hand from a long-time supporter of rugby league in the region – Village Motors.
Bringing family favourite to life
Embark on an African adventure with Simba, when The Lion King JR roars to life on the stage at Mueller Performing Arts Centre this week.
Seven minutes with Wayne
On the morning the Dolphins staked their claim on their soon-to-be home ground, Suncorp Stadium, hanging a jersey in the dressing room and taking over the scoreboard, Dolphins NRL coach Wayne Bennett spoke exclusively to Moreton Daily about his plans and the importance of community.
Convoy for kids returns
Brisbane Convoy for Kids will roll into Redcliffe on November 6 in a bid to raise money for children’s hospice Hummingbird House.
Santa Paws is coming to town
Peninsula Animal Aid’s popular Christmas fundraiser returns this month when Santa Paws comes to town. It's a chance for your furbaby to have their photo taken with the big man in red.
Plea to get vaccinated
Residents in the Moreton Bay Region who have not yet had a COVID-19 vaccine are being urged to do so before borders are expected to open to interstate travellers on December 17. It comes as the latest vaccination rates for the region are revealed.
Award for popular play space
Moreton Bay Regional Council’s $8.5 million water park and play space at The Mill, Petrie, has taken out a gong at the 2021 IPWEAQ Excellence Awards.
Permits scrapped for parking
Motorists who park near Redcliffe Peninsula Line railway stations will no longer be required to apply for on-street parking permits.