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Work to start on key road upgrades
News / Council
27 Oct 2026

Work to start on key road upgrades

Major upgrades to Nathan Rd in Rothwell will improve road safety, protect wildlife and manage growing traffic, with construction expected to start before Christmas.

Call for changes on peninsula line
21 Sept 2026

Call for changes on peninsula line

The Redcliffe Peninsula Line marks 10 years since opening, with Better Transport Queensland calling for more frequent services, improved bus connections and better land use around stations.

Charges laid after water safety drive
News / Crime
14 Sept 2026

Charges laid after water safety drive

Police warn Moreton Bay boaties to prioritise water safety after a four-day operation saw three people charged and 41 infringement notices issued across local waterways.

Highway closure plan delayed
13 Aug 2026

Highway closure plan delayed

The Bruce Highway’s Dohles Rocks Rd northbound exit closure has been postponed, with new dates set for August 21-24. Motorists are urged to plan ahead, use the Anzac Ave exit during the works and allow extra travel time.

Moreton Bay road in top crash hotspots
5 Aug 2026

Moreton Bay road in top crash hotspots

The Morayfield Road and Graham Road intersection has ranked as Brisbane’s second worst crash hotspot, with new AAMI data revealing nearly one in three collisions are nose-to-tail crashes and urging motorists to stay alert.

Change to major highway exit plans
31 July 2026

Change to major highway exit plans

The Bruce Highway’s northbound Dohles Rocks Road exit closure has been postponed due to forecast wet weather, with new August dates announced as work continues on the major highway upgrade.

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New look for historic station
21 July 2026

New look for historic station

Historic Shorncliffe station will reopen on July 27 after a major accessibility and heritage upgrade, with restored buildings, improved facilities and preserved railway history.

Weather forces highway off-ramp change
16 July 2026

Weather forces highway off-ramp change

Moreton Bay motorists are reminded the Bruce Highway’s Dohles Rocks Road northbound off-ramp will close this weekend, with detours in place during upgrade works.

Why Moreton Bay petrol prices are so high
14 July 2026

Why Moreton Bay petrol prices are so high

Moreton Bay petrol prices are among the highest in South East Queensland, with RACQ blaming a lack of competition and calling for fuel market reforms.

Bruce Highway off-ramp to close
8 July 2026

Bruce Highway off-ramp to close

Moreton Bay motorists are advised of three weekend closures for the Bruce Highway's northbound Dohles Rocks Road off-ramp, with detours in place as upgrade works continue.

New AI system to beat red-light blues
6 July 2026

New AI system to beat red-light blues

Moreton Bay is trialling Australia’s first AI-powered traffic signal system, aiming to reduce red-light wait times, improve traffic flow and ease congestion for motorists.

Fines, suspensions for high-range speeding
News / Crime
29 June 2026

Fines, suspensions for high-range speeding

Two Moreton Bay motorists have been fined $1,919 and lost their licences for six months after being caught high-range speeding during Queensland Police's Operation Interpose.

Expect police - anywhere, anytime
27 June 2026

Expect police - anywhere, anytime

Queensland police are launching Operation Yankee Cold Snap, targeting speeding, impaired driving and dangerous behaviour on roads during the winter school holidays.

Motorway tops funding wish list
News / Local
22 June 2026

Motorway tops funding wish list

Funding for two huge road projects and housing top Moreton Bay’s wishlist ahead of tomorrow’s Queensland State Budget. Mayor Peter Flannery is also calling for financial help with flood prevention in Caboolture and upgrades to three major sports precincts.

New $6m walking trail opens
News / Local
20 June 2026

New $6m walking trail opens

A new 3km walking circuit with lake views, picnic shelters and green areas will open at Moreton Bay Central today.

Bridge plan seeks new approval
15 June 2026

Bridge plan seeks new approval

The proposed $750 million Bribie Island Bridge has entered the federal environmental approval process, with construction expected to begin in 2028 and deliver safer, improved traffic and active transport connections.