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Caboolture aviation museum prepares to open, calling on community support
The Australian Aviation Heritage Centre at Caboolture Aerodrome plans to officially open as a public museum in 2026. Visitors can already see historic aircraft restoration projects, including a rare WWII Beaufort bomber being restored by volunteers.
Fresh cuts on Clontarf foreshore
Local men on the Redcliffe Peninsula have a new grooming destination, with The MR. Collective open along the Clontarf foreshore.
Finals countdown for Dolphins
Dolphins will kick-off their fourth NRL campaign with finals football firmly in their sights. Coach Kristian Woolf says they have a stronger, deeper squad working “really hard” in preseason to target a top eight finish.
Have your say and help shape Moreton Bay
Residents can help shape Moreton Bay through Council’s city-wide Moreton Says survey, now open until March 29.
Free tips on how to get ‘Redi’ for an emergency
Free Australian Red Cross EmergencyRedi™ workshops are coming to North Lakes and Redlands to help Moreton Bay residents prepare for extreme weather.
Major upgrade to popular playground
Work has begun on a major upgrade to the all-abilities playground at Leslie Patrick Park in Arana Hills, City of Moreton Bay. The eight-week project will improve accessibility for children with low or no vision and other sensory needs.
Ready for biggest clean-up
Hundreds of volunteers will pull on gloves at more than 30 sites on Sunday as the Moreton Bay region joins Clean Up Australia Day.
$19.5 million Suttons Beach Pavilion build begins
Construction begins on the $19.5M Suttons Beach Pavilion in Redcliffe, featuring new facilities, ocean-view deck, dining options and landscaping.
Turning trash to trees with record result
Woodford Folk Festival 2025–26 saved a record-breaking 120,000 containers from landfill, smashing the previous year's collection of 90,000 containers.
Moreton Bay artists featured in Kilcoy ‘Paint Like a Master’ exhibition
Kilcoy Art Society’s Paint Like a Master exhibition will see Moreton Bay artists reinterpret iconic works by Van Gogh, Degas, Pollock and more.