King Scrub
About King Scrub
Located on the northern outskirts of Dayboro, King Scrub is a delightful rural area offering picturesque vistas across rich farmland and rolling green hills. Located near Moreton Bay region's D'Aguilar Range, the area is steeped in local history, tracing back to pioneering days when the region provided timber and sawmilling for South East Queensland's infrastructure building boom in the early 1900's.
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Coach leaves Power by "mutual consent"
Peninsula Power has parted company with head coach Rick Coghlan, who spent 11 months in charge at AJ Kelly Park.
Brooke's battle from 'rock bottom' to Invictus Games
Brooke Mead, a Royal Australian Navy veteran from Kallangur, needed a challenge so great it could change her life - and she found it, the Invictus Games.
Share the Love with community six
Mango Hill Marketplace will ‘Share the Love’ next month and give customers a chance to help local service groups which play such a key role in the community.
New $24 million facilities at two schools
Lee Street State Special School and Caboolture State School celebrated the official opening of new facilities on Friday.
Appeals to help Izaack in cancer battle
The region is being urged to rallying around and support Izaack Powell, the 21-year-old Peninsula Power footballer battling leukaemia - for a second time.
See hit family movie Oddball - free
Grab a picnic rug and blankets and snuggle up to enjoy a free screening of the hit movie Oddball in Eatons Hill next month.
Sisters strike gold at state titles
Redcliffe sisters Mara and Amelie have both added state water polo champion medals to their collections.
Caboolture West suburb names revealed
The names of five new suburbs being created at Caboolture West which is projected to have 70,000 residents - have now been confirmed.
Joining veterans on Anzac day march
Carmel and Ron Hendrie both have strong links to the Vietnam War and will join veterans from Bolton Clarke Fernhill Caboolture in tomorrow's Anzac Day march. Here's why.
Tom powers to top of rankings
Southern Cross student Thomas Voigt returned from the Australian Age Championships as the nation’s fastest swimmer in two categories.