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Helping shape leaders of tomorrow
Discover how Redcliffe State High School’s Leadership Aspirant Program is helping shape the leaders of tomorrow by building confidence, leadership skills, community engagement and real-world experience for Year 11 students.
From paper to powerhouse
From paper mill to powerhouse, Moreton Bay Central is set to drive billions in investment, thousands of jobs and major projects including an Olympic venue, quantum computing hub and advanced manufacturing centre.
$10 a week can change a life
A Moreton Bay program that has helped over 50 disadvantaged and disabled people get their driver's licence in just two years is calling on the community to help ensure it can continue changing lives.
Bray Park’s arts explosion
Bray Park State High School is experiencing an arts boom, with new creative programs, award-winning dance and music groups, a student art gallery and growing opportunities for young performers, artists and media creators.
Honouring peninsula’s top businesses
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli joined business leaders at the 2026 Redcliffe Business Awards, celebrating outstanding local businesses across 10 categories and recognising excellence on the peninsula.
Green light for new hotel
A new hotel and entertainment precinct in Burpengary has been approved, replacing the long-running Woodpecker Bar and Grill. The development includes dining, gaming and outdoor spaces, with councillors restricting late-night gaming hours to 2am.
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Who’s Who in 2022, Government Gurus: John Aitken
A leading figure in the rise and rise of Brisbane over the last 40 years is now adding his considerable expertise to the planning and development of The Mill at Moreton Bay
Who’s Who in 2022, Government Gurus: Nigel Charmier
Work is gathering pace for chair Nigel Charmier and the directors of Millovate as the future of The Mill at Moreton Bay university site starts to take shape
Who’s who in 2022, Government Gurus: Paul Martins
Moreton Bay Regional Council Chief Economic Development Officer Paul Martins has steered his team through a massive year in 2022, continuing the rollout of the Regional Economic Development Strategy (REDS), helping launch a virtual work experience program and also the Moreton Money gift card scheme. A report card for the REDS released late last month shows the focus on economic development is paying off, with a 3.3 percent annual increase in jobs (13,143), compared with Brisbane, which reported a 1.9 percent increase.
Who’s Who in 2022, Government Gurus: Tim Mander
From the opposition benches, State Member for Everton Tim Mander has continued to campaign and call the Queensland Government to account
Who’s Who in 2022, Government Gurus: Shane King
Roads, rail, schools and health care are at the top of Shane King’s list of achievements during almost eight years in the State Government, representing two electorates in this region
Who’s Who in 2022, Government Gurus: Steven Miles
Eight years ago, Steven Miles was a hopeful State Election candidate. Today he is Queensland’s Deputy Premier with one of the biggest portfolios – and challenges.
Who’s Who in 2022, Government Gurus: Chris Whiting
The floods of late February, the biggest single event in our region this year, caused damage in countless areas, including Bancroft, from where State Member Chris Whiting shared the trials and tribulations facing residents and organisations
Who’s Who in 22, Government Gurus: Yvette D’Ath
As Health Minister, State Member for Redcliffe Yvette D’Ath has helped Queensland navigate the COVID-19 pandemic in 2022 as the community transitioned to ‘living with COVID’
Who’s Who in 2022, Government Gurus: Terry Young
Terry Young won his second term as the Federal Member for Longman in 2022. His margin of victory was comfortable though slightly down, but he is now in opposition
Who’s Who in 22, Government Gurus: Tony Latter
This year, Moreton Bay Regional Councillor Tony Latter has delivered funding for community connectivity, local sports and amenities in Division 12
