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Nominate your local sporting hero
Nominations are open for the City of Moreton Bay Community Hero initiative, recognising local sporting volunteers and coaches with Brisbane Bullets prizes.
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.
Woolf’s “fired up” warning
Redcliffe Dolphins face Burleigh Bears in the Hostplus Cup preliminary final at Kayo Stadium, with hooker Brent Woolf confident the Dolphins can reach another grand final and chase the 2025 premiership.
Dolphins fan kicks his way to new car
Dolphins fan Chris has kicked his way to a brand-new GWM Haval Jolion after winning Village Motors’ Kick for Keys competition, with the new car arriving at the perfect time for his growing family.
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.
Lucky strikes gold again
Moreton Bay swimmers have won six medals at the Para Pan Pacific Championships in California, led by Lakeisha Patterson with two gold and a bronze as Australia builds towards the 2028 Los Angeles Paralympics.
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Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Brenden Hall
Brenden Hall, one of Australia’s most successful para swimmers, was back among the medals again this year - despite a severe disruption in the final countdown to his races
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Lakeisha Patterson
Lakeisha Patterson, who learned to swim on Bribie Island and lives in Caboolture, had a golden finish to a year interrupted by illness
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Tony Murphy
Dolphins Group CEO Tony Murphy has been an integral part of the club’s transition to the NRL in 2022 but his contribution to the club goes back almost 40 years. It’s been a busy 12 months for the club stalwart and it’s about to shift up a gear as the Dolphins countdown to their 2023 season debut
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Bob Jones
Dolphins Chairman Bob Jones has been at the helm at the club during its greatest period of transition in 2022 as it has prepared to take its place on the national stage. It’s been a big year with the club now ready to take the field in 2023 as an NRL club
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Terry Reader
As the Dolphins NRL club’s inaugural CEO, Terry Reader has had his work cut out for him in 2022, building a club from the ground up – on and off the field. It’s been a big year with the club now ready to take the field in 2023
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Wayne Bennett
As the Head Coach of the Dolphins NRL team, Wayne Bennett has hit the ground running in 2022. He’s built a strong roster of players and put in place a structure ahead of the team’s entry to the NRL in 2023.
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Cameron Smith
Cameron Smith, who grew up in Bray Park and learned to play golf at Wantima, has become one of the world’s top golfers and won his first major, the Open Championship in 2022.
Finish in sight for $50m sport developments
Major sports developments, costing $50 million, are on track for completion across the Moreton Bay Region - starting from next month.
Photo gallery: Dolphins training
Super Coach Wayne Bennett put the Dolphins NRL squad through their paces at training yesterday, for the first time with assistant coach Nathan Fien. While it was down to the business of getting the players fit, there was still time for a few laughs on what was a hot, muggy morning at Redcliffe.
‘It kinda feels like home’
For Herman Ese-ese, joining the squad at Dolphins HQ is a ‘homecoming’ of sorts, returning to greater Brisbane and to Head Coach Wayne Bennett. He’s happy, but knows he has plenty of work to do this preseason. Here’s what he had to say
