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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Raising cup of chai to 100 years
Putting long life and good health down to the fact she never drank, Murrumba Downs’ resident Priscilla (Ruth) Chamier has celebrated her 100th birthday at Bolton Clarke Retirement Aged Care.
Brisbane to Brendale in eight minutes!
Moreton Bay residents are now a step closer to the day when we take to the skies - and get an eight-minute taxi from Brisbane!
Liam's rematch or Aussie showdown
The sporting future of Liam Wilson, from All Star Boxing Academy in Lawnton, is starting to take shape despite the furore over Saturday’s world title fight in the US.
'Secrecy' claim over key grant program
Federal Member for Petrie Luke Howarth wants the government to “end eight months of secrecy” over how much Moreton Bay Regional Council (MBRC) will get from a key grant program.
Region's worst road revealed
One of the Moreton Bay Region’s most popular tourist routes has been rated our most unroadworthy road.
Classic plan for start of historic race
A flotilla of classic cruisers looks set to join the start of the Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race (B2G) and “chase” the main fleet along the Redcliffe shoreline.
Robbie's back and ready to Roar
Robbie Kruse, who went from Pine Rivers to the greatest stages in world football, has re-joined A-League Brisbane Roar and may be back in action tonight.
Wilson 'hungry' for world title
Liam Wilson, from All Star Boxing Academy in Lawnton, will have fans ringside in the US and at his home gym - where excitement is building among young boxers - supporting him tomorrow as he bids for a world title.
'Plum' book deal for new author Jack
Standing under a plum tree provided the unlikely inspiration for the first book by Petrie author Jack Kavanagh.
Sophie strikes national gold in West
Sophie Hebron was the toast of Albany Creek Swimming Club (ACSC) and our region after winning a national open water title off the coast of West Australia.