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Changes to Redcliffe KiteFest
Redcliffe KiteFest will adopt a stripped-back format when it returns this year, with free entry and a focus on kites rather than stage entertainment and rides. Here are the details.
‘Tis the season to book a party
It’s never too early to start planning your family or work Christmas party, with bookings now being taken for paint and sip celebrations at Pinot and Picasso Redcliffe. Here are the details.
Trevena Glen Farm celebrates milestone
Trevena Glen Farm has continued to evolve in the 40 years since it hosted its first school excursion. The popular destination for locals and tourists will celebrate the milestone in August. Here’s what is happening.
State-first swing lands in Moreton Bay
Queensland’s first public We-Go-Swing has been installed and is now open at a Moreton Bay park.
Caboolture first in Roar plans
Brisbane Roar will launch their 2025-26 pre-season fixtures this month in the Moreton Bay region.
Events to celebrate NAIDOC Week in Moreton Bay
National NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia in the first week of July each year to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Here's what is happening in the City of Moreton Bay.
Fishing tips Moreton Bay July 2025
There are plenty of options for anglers this month, hoping to catch a feed in Moreton Bay and other local waterways. Here are expert tips - where the fish are biting and how to catch them.
"Connection" key for prize winner
Redcliffe artist Blair Garland has won the Moreton Bay Art Award and explained the “deeply personal” meanings behind her entry Flesh and Blood 2025.
Stage set for Noosa to come alive!
The stage is set for the 23rd NOOSA alive! festival where from 18 to 27 July Noosa will come alive with 10 magical days and nights filled with theatre, music, ballet and thought-provoking performances.
Roll up rollup - it's showtime!
It’s showtime this week in Dayboro, when town meets country at the “best little country show”.