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Hedley Drive crashes renew speeding fears

WOOLMAR residents are renewing calls for traffic-calming measures on Hedley Drive after two recent crash...

Crossroads of concerns

SOMERSET Council is calling on the State Government to deliver an “urgent” speed review at a Brisbane Va...

Pink fever hits Kilcoy

KILCOY has turned pink for October, with more than $20,000 already raised in the town’s first Pink Up ca...

Managing growth while keeping what we love

SOMERSET is entering a new era, as population growth, housing development and an increasingly diverse ec...

Kilcoy police presence to double from October 3

KILCOY Police Station will double its permanent frontline presence this month, with two additional offic...

Somerset’s future taking shape

SOMERSET is building for a bigger, better and brighter future, with major community, recreation, town ce...

Wave of residents are on their way

MORETON Bay is heading for a population surge that will dramatically reshape its urban fringe, while nei...

Streets through different eyes

Moreton Bay Mayor Peter Flannery, Deputy Mayor Jodie Shipway and six City of Moreton Bay councillors wil...

New eyes on crime

NEW CCTV and licence plate recognition cameras have been installed at a busy Dakabin intersection as par...

Animal haven in hard times

A TOOGOOLAWAH couple is expanding their farm animal rescue to provide a temporary safe haven for animals...

40 years at the Abbey

FOUR decades of history-making were celebrated at Abbeystowe over the weekend, as the Abbey Museum of Ar...

Woodfordia turns tide

WOODFORDIA has strengthened its financial position for a second consecutive year, with revenue, cash and...

Somerset’s bloomin best

SOMERSET Regional Council has unveiled the winners of the 10th annual Somerset Garden Competition, with ...

Kilcoy Motocross Club re-opens with a boom after vandalism

LESS than two months after vandalism and copper theft forced its closure, Kilcoy Motocross Club has roar...

No time to get to hospital

A FERNVALE family found themselves unexpectedly welcoming their new baby daughter on their bathroom floo...

Tullawong students take out the trash

By Aydan Kelly TULLAWONG State High School student leaders swapped the classroom for Bluebell Park on...

$130K dirt jump opens

MORETON Bay’s first official dirt jump track has opened in Dayboro, giving riders a purpose-built place ...

Revved up against park plan

AS Beachmere residents face a waiting game over the State Government’s assessment of the proposed Moreto...

Fears hoons will mow down pedestrians

CABOOLTURE South residents of Renmark Crescent are calling on police and Moreton Bay Council to crack do...

$130K dirt jump track opens in Dayboro

MORETON Bay’s first official dirt jump track has opened in Dayboro, giving riders a purpose-built place ...

Latest News

Rate rise risks new home builds

HIGHER interest rates risk driving down the construction of new homes even as Australia struggles with a chronic housing shortage, the nation’s peak residential building body has w...

Buyers cool to cut costs

AUSTRALIAN home buyers are cutting spending, borrowing less and considering smaller homes as worsening affordability reshapes the path to home ownership. New research from property...

Withdrawals, not depression

PEOPLE reducing antidepressant medication may be experiencing withdrawal rather than a return of depression or anxiety, new research has found. A study led by Adelaide University a...

Sport

Council honours games stars

SEVEN Moreton Bay athletes have been formally recognised by Council after returning from the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with an impressive haul of 14 medals, including 12 gold. ...

Cookies 120km walk raises $27k ahead of annual cup

COOKIE’S XIII has raised nearly $30,000 for men’s mental health just weeks before teams take to the field for the annual Cookie Cup Masters Carnival in Kilcoy on October 10. The lo...

Caboolture Darts

Monday September 22 saw 20 players on action with winners Tom and junior player Mason. Runners up Cecil and Big Matty. High scores Kal 140, Raychel 105. High pegs Dave 56, Sherrie ...

Entertainment

Nature Festival fun returns to Bribie this weekend

BRIBIE Island will come alive with art, wildlife and outdoor adventure this weekend as the Bribie Island Nature Festival returns for three days of activities. Running from October ...

From experience to empowerment

TOOGOOLAWAH author Mandy Emmins has launched her second book, drawing on personal experiences and her work with women to explore self-belief, confidence and wellbeing. Ms Emmins la...

Beers & Beats set to rock Burpengary this month

BURPENGARY is turning up the volume this October, with an afternoon of beers, beats and festival fun heading to Symphony Crescent Park. Beers & Beats Burpengary will take over the ...

Community

Get uncomfortable for a good cause

TWO Caboolture women are turning kindness into action this October, rallying the Moreton Bay community behind an ambitious challenge to support people experiencing homelessness. Be...

Free AI session for small businesses

LOCAL business owners will have the chance to explore how artificial intelligence and new technology could make running their businesses easier at a free networking event in Cabool...

$54m dam upgrade at Cressbrook

CONSTRUCTION has begun on a $270 million upgrade of Cressbrook Dam, including the State Government’s contribution of $54 million, with works aimed at improving flood resilience and...

Real Estate

Buyers cool to cut costs

AUSTRALIAN home buyers are cutting spending, borrowing less and considering smaller homes as worsening affordability reshapes the path to home ownership. New research from property...

See what’s waiting beyond the gates at Burpengary East

By Living Gems Moreton Bay “From the time we walked through the gates, we just felt that this place was right.” For Tina and Will Fedder, the decision to make Living Gems Moreton B...

Get your gutters summer ready

As another hot Australian summer approaches, homeowners are being encouraged to prepare their properties for the increased risk of storms and bushfires, with gutters an important p...

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Hedley Drive crashes renew speeding fears

Crossroads of concerns

Pink fever hits Kilcoy

Managing growth while keeping what we love

Kilcoy police presence to double from October 3

Somerset’s future taking shape

Wave of residents are on their way

Streets through different eyes

New eyes on crime

Animal haven in hard times

40 years at the Abbey

Woodfordia turns tide

Somerset’s bloomin best

Kilcoy Motocross Club re-opens with a boom after vandalism

No time to get to hospital

Tullawong students take out the trash

$130K dirt jump opens

Revved up against park plan

Fears hoons will mow down pedestrians

$130K dirt jump track opens in Dayboro

Latest News

Rate rise risks new home builds

Buyers cool to cut costs

Withdrawals, not depression

Sport

Council honours games stars

Cookies 120km walk raises $27k ahead of annual cup

Caboolture Darts

Entertainment

Nature Festival fun returns to Bribie this weekend

From experience to empowerment

Beers & Beats set to rock Burpengary this month

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Community

Get uncomfortable for a good cause

Free AI session for small businesses

$54m dam upgrade at Cressbrook

Real Estate

Buyers cool to cut costs

See what’s waiting beyond the gates at Burpengary East

Get your gutters summer ready