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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, Business: Shane Crew
Crew Legal in Kippa-Ring has helped to transform two areas of the Redcliffe Hospital by making a sizeable donation as part of the annual Redcliffe Hospital Giving Day fundraiser
Who’s Who in 22, Business: Eckersley Print Group
Eckersley Print Group has continued to win awards on the national stage for the quality of its work and environmental sustainability in 2022, while remaining an active member of the Moreton Bay Region business community
Who’s Who in 22, Business: Marlene Newcombe
Village Motors Managing Director Marlene Newcombe has been on the board of the Dolphins NRL club in 2022, overseeing its development as it prepares to debut in the NRL, while continuing to grow her high-profile business
Who’s Who in 2022, Business: Julia Callaghan
The regional development director of Regional Development Australia Moreton Bay says the area is the land of opportunity. Julia Callaghan has spent 2022 promoting greater awareness of the region, facilitating economic development, investment, local procurement and jobs.
Who’s Who in 2022, Business: Craig Doyle
Creating a sense of community is at the heart of everything Craig Doyle does – be it working in the real estate agency he established at Dayboro in 1993, raising money for community organisations or serving on the committee of Regional Development Australia Moreton Bay. 2022 has been no different, with Craig continuing to support the Dayboro Cowboys as he has for a quarter of a century, and maintaining his involvement with the Dayboro Rodeo Association, which still remains one of Dayboro’s largest fundraising committees.
Who’s Who in 2022, Business: Mick Brady
Mick Brady has continued to serve the Moreton Bay Region in 2022, despite retiring from a distinguished 40-year career with Queensland Police.
Who’s Who in 22, Business: Sharon Armstrong
Sharon Armstrong has continued as a committee member and Deputy Chair for RDA Moreton Bay in 2022 and a supporter of Moreton Bay Regional Council’s push to become a city
Who’s Who in 2022, Business: Kel Patch
The skills and experience Kel Patch used to run one of the most successful clubs in Queensland, have been harnessed for the Moreton Bay Region in 2022.
Top team makes a difference
The team at Clontarf’s Dynamic Bradview Roofing raised the most money for Black Dog Institute’s One Foot Forward fundraiser in Australia this year, while also raising awareness of mental health challenges facing many in the community
State of the Region, green ambitions
In his inaugural ‘State of the Region’ address, Mayor Peter Flannery has revealed Moreton Bay Regional Council is going into 2023 with the ambitious goal of protecting 75 per cent of its landmass from development
