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Bribie Island public transport study
Bribie Island residents will soon have the chance to give direct feedback on public transport on and around the island, as the Department of Transport and Main Roads investigates community connectivity
MPs detail Budget spending in electorates
Big-tickets projects and funding packages may have dominated headlines following last week’s State Budget, so Moreton Daily asked MPs for each of the electorates in the Moreton Bay Region to reveal what’s in it for their constituents.
New Bribie bridge on the horizon
A new bridge to Bribie is closer to becoming a reality, with consultancy firm AECOM securing the contract to develop a business case for the project.
Reducing speed on Prince Edward Parade
Pleas from the community to reduce the speed limit along Prince Edward Pde between Redcliffe and Scarborough have been heard. Here's what's happening...
State Budget 2022-23 what it means for Moreton Bay Region
The State Government announced $834.7 million in infrastructure spending in the Moreton Bay Region as it handed down its 2022-23 Budget this afternoon. Here’s the details
Big budget boost for region's roads
Moreton Bay Regional Council will spend $43 million on 155 projects across the region in the coming year. Find out what's in store...
Dakabin train station upgrades officially opened
A multi-million-dollar upgrade of Dakabin train station, including a new multi-storey car park, has been officially opened
Work to start on $2 million road upgrade at Clontarf
The State Government is investing more than $2 million in resurfacing works at Hornibrook Esp, Clontarf. Work is due to start soon. Here’s what we know
Hear about The Mill at Moreton Bay plan and Moreton Bay City vision
Pine Rivers Chamber of Commerce’s next quarterly breakfast meeting will be a chance for people to learn more about The Mill at Moreton Bay and Council’s vision for the region to become a city. Here's the details
Funding to unlock housing
The State Government will invest $200 million to build essential infrastructure needed to unlock housing supply in areas including the Moreton Bay Region. Here’s what they’re doing