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Historic church saved from bulldozers
Pine Rivers Uniting Church will remain at its historic Kallangur site after the Queensland Government approved plans for the church to share the land with a new Moreton Bay South special school.
New name for Moreton Bay school
Mt Maria College in Petrie will become St Marcellin Catholic College in 2027, unveiling a new name, logo and identity that reflects its Marist heritage and future direction.
Milestone as girders move in
The first concrete girders have been installed for the new $80 million Youngs Crossing bridge at Joyner, marking a major milestone in the flood-resilient upgrade set for completion in 2027.
World awaits Moreton Bay teens
Twelve Moreton Bay baseballers are representing Australia at the Senior League World Series in the USA, with Brisbane North chasing history against the world’s best young teams.
Work starts on “priority” development
Construction has begun on the first 249 homes in the North Harbour Priority Development Area at Burpengary East, with plans for at least 3,700 homes, 2,000 jobs and a major boost to Moreton Bay’s housing supply.
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.