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.
The Latest
Open-ing up for elite challenge
The Pacific Harbour Amateur Open will return to the championship golf course on Bribie Island in August.
Bella wins trip-of-a-lifetime
Bray Park student Isabella Rossow has won a field trip-of-a-lifetime with the University of the Sunshine Coast (UniSC) – and a chance to meet her sporting heroes this week..
Huge boost for community groups
Community and not-for-profit groups in this region will share more than $468,000 from the latest round of the Gambling Community Benefit Fund.
Connecting over chat and cuppa
Easter came early for retirement village residents and school students after building intergenerational friendships in the spending the year’s first term.
How Graham draws inspiration
Bolton Clarke Bongaree Retirement Village resident Graham Forsyth first studied art at school and took up a paintbrush again to challenge himself in retirement.
Plans lodged for 'multiple dwellings'
Plans have been submitted for a new 15-unit development on Prince Edward Parade in Scarborough.
Timely boosts for Dolphins' derby clash
Dolphins coach Wayne Bennett has welcomed the return of winger Edrick Lee for tomorrow’s derby against the Cowboys - and praised a rising star.
Historic day for region's new uni
The first UniSC Moreton Bay foundation students have graduated, three years after the University of the Sunshine Coast campus opened in Petrie. PICTURE GALLERIES
Comiskey Group sells hotel
Beachmere Hotel has changed hands after 14 years with the Comiskey Group - the family-owned hospitality company which is based in this region.
Medals and pbs for Redcliffe
Redcliffe Leagues swimmers have been among the medals and personal best times at two major championships - with the prospect of more to come on the Gold Coast next week.