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Tree-mendous day at North Harbour
More than 130 volunteers planted over 1,100 native trees at North Harbour’s National Tree Day, helping restore the Caboolture River and expand vital wildlife habitat in Moreton Bay.
Three from three for Sam
Sam Short has claimed a third Commonwealth Games gold in Glasgow, while Liam Adcock reached the long jump final and Jye Dixon and Kirralee Hayes continue Moreton Bay’s medal charge.
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.
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Deputy Mayor Denise Sims resigns
Moreton Bay Regional Council Deputy Mayor and Councillor for Division 7 Denise Sims has resigned, effective Wednesday, October 20.
Family business celebrates 130 years
During the past 18 months, businesses have reinvented themselves to tackle a global pandemic but Packer Leather, one of the oldest family businesses in the Moreton Bay Region, has just celebrated 130 years of operation and for them ‘digging deep’ is nothing new.
Tasty venture for Zelow family
Trent Zelow’s family taught him the value of a strong family-owned business and the success they achieved with Zelows handbags is the benchmark for his own venture – Butchermans Beef Jerky.
Celebrating club’s rising stars
In a fitting ending to a massive week for the Dolphins, the club celebrated the achievements of its rising stars and senior players on Friday night. See our photo gallery.
United in call for end to domestic violence
The threat of storms may have forced organisers to cancel the Moreton Bay Says NO to Domestic Violence march at Redcliffe on Friday, but the community still came together and took an oath to speak out and bring about change.
Talks ‘progressing nicely’ with Bennett
The Dolphins have secured the 17th NRL licence, but the hard work starts now as they look to secure a coach and finalise their logo and colours. The club revealed it’s in talks with super coach Wayne Bennett during a press conference this afternoon. Here’s what you need to know.
It’s Redcliffe Hospital Giving Day
Today’s the day the community rallies to raise money for research, patient care and staff wellbeing programs, equipment and other initiatives at Redcliffe Hospital. Here’s how you can get involved in Redcliffe Hospital Giving Day.
Olympic and Paralympic stars to shine at luncheon
Five Olympians and Paralympians fresh from Tokyo games success will share their experiences at the Sport Stars of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games Luncheon this month.
Join in march against domestic violence
The community is invited to come together and march again domestic abuse in Redcliffe on October 15.
Protecting precious passengers
Sesame Lane Care and Kindergarten has installed an alarm system on its entire fleet of buses to ensure the safety of children in its care.
