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Moreton Bay’s first dirt jump now open
Moreton Bay’s first dirt jump track has opened at Dayboro’s Bill Rowe Park, with riders helping design and build the $130,000 facility featuring beginner, intermediate and advanced jump lines.
Festival to celebrate Abbey milestone
Journey through history at the Abbey History Festival, with reenactments, workshops, performances, markets and immersive experiences across the ages.
Volunteers on beach patrol
Surf lifesaving patrols return to Redcliffe and Bribie Island from September 19, with volunteers monitoring beaches, performing rescues and helping keep swimmers safe throughout the eight-month patrol season.
Ripe for the picking
Pick-your-own strawberry season is underway across Moreton Bay, with local farms opening their gates for families to enjoy fresh berries straight from the patch this spring.
Adventure HQ opens in Moreton Bay
Australia’s largest outdoor adventure store, Anaconda Adventure HQ, is opening in Brendale, featuring an ice cave, fishing simulator, indoor marina and other interactive experiences at the new $92 million retail precinct.
Work starts on new park
Construction has started on a major new park in Lawnton, featuring a bicycle pump track, basketball key, climbing areas and accessible play spaces, with completion expected by June 2027.
Big guns ride into Caboolture
The PBR Australia Monster Energy Tour heads to Caboolture, bringing Australia’s top bull riders and rising junior talent to QSEC for a huge night of bull riding action.
Tribe rally delivers smiles for miles
The first Miles for Smiles Rally has raised almost $4000 for Tribe Social Belonging, with 11 teams travelling from Redcliffe to Linville for a weekend of challenges, connection and community spirit.
Park opens after $5.8m upgrade
The $5.8 million Samford Parklands Village Green has officially opened, featuring open lawns, picnic and barbecue facilities, a children’s play space, accessible paths and landscaped gardens for the community to enjoy.
Free campsite for those in need
A free campground at Wyllie Park, Petrie, will provide a voluntary camping option for all visitors, including people experiencing homelessness. Moreton Bay City Council says the site aims to ease pressure on public parks while supporting access to nearby services.