Bellara
About Bellara
Bellara is located on the western side of Bribie Island adjacent to the Pumicestone Passage.
Surrounding suburbs include Banksia Beach, Bongaree, Sandstone Point, Toorbul and Woorim.
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Holiday plan after big Keno win
A much-needed holiday is on the horizon for an Albany Creek man after he won more than $119,000 at his local club on Thursday. ** FREE TO READ **
"This would be Ash's wish"
Friends of Ash Bannister, a father-of-three who died suddenly last week, have launched an appeal to help ensure his children get the "best education" available. ** FREE TO READ **
Pledge to help protect koalas
Millions of dollars are being given to help protect koalas in the City of Moreton Bay and South-East Queensland – but conservation groups question if it will tackle the biggest threat.
Jets' grand final countdown
Moreton Bay United will tonight aim to finish a remarkable season by landing one of Queensland's biggest football prizes.
Saddle-up for new AusBike
Burpengary Aquatic Centre is one of the Belgravia Leisure venues selected to join AusBike – a program aiming to reverse the decline in active travel to school.
Redcliffe's new Lotto millionaire
A Redcliffe shopper has checked their ticket – three weeks after the draw - and discovered they won $1 million win in the Monday & Wednesday Lotto. ** FREE TO READ **
Delays put $80m bridge at risk
Urgent action is needed to ensure the Youngs Crossing bridge is built, according to City of Moreton Bay Mayor Peter Flannery. ** FREE TO READ **
Call to support controversial plan
The developer behind controversial plans for the former North Lakes golf course site, says an “outstanding opportunity” is before Moreton Bay City Council.
Students put new skills to test
Students at the Australian Christian College (ACC) Moreton, in Caboolture, have been practising their new Chinese skills.
Rush starts for Cam Smith Classic
Entries for the 2023 Cameron Smith Junior Classic (CSJC) are flooding in, just hours after opening with almost one third of the maximum number of places taken in 20 hours! *** FREE TO READ ***