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Bravery award for Moreton officer
A Moreton District officer who tackled an "armed offender" - despite being unarmed himself - has received a medal for bravery.
Towering plans for old "Town" site
Plans have been lodged for 80 units in two towers on the site of a former shopping centre in the heart of Moreton Bay region.
International Men's Day: On a mission for youth
In celebrating International Men’s Day today, we are shining a light on the men in our community making a difference. Meet an amazing group of men from Redcliffe Area Youth Space, helping young people reach their potential.
International Men's Day: Sharing skills for life
In the lead-up to International Men's Day, we are shining a light on the men in our community making a difference. Hampo’s Youth Foundation is giving young men the tools to successfully make the transition from high school to adult life. Read more here
Driving ahead with road upgrades
Work has started at two locations on Anzac Ave which will open a new road and see changes at a major intersection.
'Tis the season to spend local
Residents are being urged to back Moreton Money’s Christmas campaign and spend local.
Redcliffe Special School is supercharging sustainability
Students and teachers at Redcliffe Special School are leading the way in sustainability, earning an award for their efforts and also learning skills that will set them up for life.
Village Motors makes Nissan history
The team at Village Motors has won Dealership of the Year Nissan Elite Financial Services for the third year in a row and Sales Manager Jeanette Morgan has become the first woman to reach a significant milestone. Here are the details
New role for Moreton Bay Tourism boss
In a ‘significant milestone for the region’, Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism’s CEO Natassia Wheeler has been appointed CEO of Queensland Tourism Industry Council. Here’s what is happening
Long history of community connection at Grace C&K
For almost 60 years, Grace Lutheran Creche and Kindergarten has been a central part of the Redcliffe Peninsula community. We take a look back at its history as it prepares to close its doors