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Big plans for huge vacant block
Plans have been lodged for a major new homemaker centre on a high-profile 3.7-hectare site in Rothwell. A service station, food outlet and warehouse are also proposed for the development at 463 Anzac Ave, beside the Hope Centre and Grace Lutheran College.
Generous gesture by $250,000 winner
A woman who won $250,000 with an Instant Scratch-Its ticket bought in Dayboro, has decided to surprise her sister with a new car. ** FREE TO READ **
The Nest Community: Connection through craft
An inspiring self-funded and women-led charity organisation has recently moved to Moreton Bay and will continue to redefine what it means to be charitable in an empowering new space. Here's the story
Jobs boost in new Maccas' plan
A new McDonald’s restaurant, proposed for a vacant block in Rothwell, would create around 120 new jobs when open. ** FREE TO READ **
Family recipe proves a winner
A traditional recipe passed down through Lory Sandilands’ family for generations continues to impress the judges of the Mr Chilli Awards. Here's the story
Christmas shopping at Moreton Bay art galleries
This Christmas, two art galleries in Moreton Bay are encouraging locals to tick off their Christmas lists in style at the gallery pop-up shop. Here's the details
Sizzling styles for summer
Denim and bold, bright colour will be hugely popular in women’s fashion this summer, according to Orange Sherbet’s Katie Naprasnik. Find out more... **FREE TO READ**
Redcliffe markets primed for growth
Redcliffe Farmers and Artisan Markets has grown significantly in the four years Goodwill Projects has been running the weekly event and Managing Director Mark Power says there are plans to achieve further growth in the next five years. Here’s what is happening
JJ’s Bargain Centre to close after 47 years
A well-known and loved fabric store in Redcliffe is closing its doors after 47 years. Here's the story
Amazing bargains on offer at Busy Fingers Op Shop
Savvy shoppers who love hunting for bargains will find lots of preloved clothing, books, furniture, bric-a-brac and possibly even the kitchen sink when they visit Busy Fingers Op Shop at Bribie Island. Find out more about the store here