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Unveiling Moreton Bay’s ‘City of Tomorrow’
The City of Moreton Bay has unveiled a bold 10-year vision to meet the needs of its population, expected to reach one million people in 30 years, which includes self-flying air taxis, rapid transport connections, a Bruce Highway alternative and a ‘Bay Cats’ ferry network. Here’s what we know.
Key changes for highway upgrade
Motorists and pedestrians are being warned of changes to Dohles Rock Rd as part of the Bruce Highway upgrade.
Green light for new apartments
Plans for a new nine-storey, 65-apartment development in the heart of Redcliffe have been approved - despite concerns of some councillors.
Big plans for new eStore
A major supermarket has lodged plans for a new shopping centre and second Queensland eStore on one of Moreton Bay’s busiest roads.
Shorncliffe station to close for upgrade
The historic Shorncliffe train station will temporarily close for a “once-in-a-generation” renovation. Here’s what we know.
Nightwork warning for motorists
Motorists have been of warned of “intermittent traffic holds” during Wednesday’s nightwork on the Bruce Highway at Murrumba Downs/Griffin.
Community plans to fight back
Community taskforces in three areas of Moreton Bay have drafted Local Resilience Plans to help tackle “coastal hazards”.
Road upgrade - lights on
Major changes have been completed in the Strathpine-Samford Road Route Safety project, through Cashmere.
Police appeal after hit-and-run
Police are appealing for information, dash cam or CCTV footage after a hit and run in Narangba yesterday.
Plans revealed for CBD site
Plans have been lodged for 70 new apartments and shops at a high-profile site in Redcliffe’s CBD.