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Three return, three out for Warriors V Bunnies clash
The Vodafone Warriors will welcome three players back and have lost three to injury for their round 21 clash against South Sydney at the Sunshine Coast this weekend
Gala dinner to celebrate 75 years
Former players, coaches, officials and long-time supporters will celebrate the Redcliffe Dolphins’ 75th anniversary in style this month. Here’s the details and how to get tickets
How wetting a line changed a life
No one taught Moreton Daily columnist Daryl McPhee how to fish, instead it was a natural interest that prompted him to first pick up a rod at 13 years of age. It’s a skill he’s developed during his life, feeding him and his mother when they had nothing else to eat and leading to a career that’s changed his life
More gold for Kaylee - Commonwealth Games Day 4
Kaylee McKeown, the former Caboolture resident who trained at Burpengary, produced two remarkable medal-winning swims, just 50 minutes apart, this morning.
New golf course - for families and fun
Pacific Harbour Golf and Country Club, on Bribie Island, will soon open a new course designed for families and having fun.
It's gold and bronze - Commonwealth Games Day 3
Our region is celebrating two more Commonwealth Games medals after a dramatic 75 minutes in the swimming pool this morning.
Medal for Kirralee - Commonwealth Games Day 2
Kirralee Hayes, a founding member of Genesis Aquatics at Bray Park, has won a superb bronze medal at the Commonwealth games this morning.
Commonwealth Games: Day 1 results
Two athletes with ties to the Moreton Bay Region have been in action during day one of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games overnight. Here’s how swimmer Brenden Hall and netballer Stephanie Wood fared
Winger’s shot at Dolphins’ NRL
Another young Redcliffe Dolphins player will get a crack at fulfilling his dreams in the NRL. Here’s what we know
Our swimmers going for Games gold
The wait is almost over. After a month travelling and training, six swimmers will carry our region’s hopes into the Commonwealth Games.