50 years on the road After half a century on the road, John and Lenore Christensen have officially handed over their long-run...
Caboolture museum gets ready for takeoff A new aviation museum is preparing to open in Caboolture following the closure of the region’s former Wa...
The fuel price is biting as farmers count the costs Diesel prices topping $3.20 a litre and tightening supply across Moreton Bay and Somerset are forcing fa...
Somerset joins fight for roads Somerset Regional Council has joined councils across the state in supporting Local Government Associatio...
Fundraiser launched after large shed fire A fundraising campaign has been launched to support a Mt Tarampa local facing ongoing medical treatment ...
Glassies star set to shine THE 2026 Glass House Small Business Awards, affectionately known as the “Glassies”, are calling for nomi...
Scrapping metal theft New laws targeting scrap metal theft have been welcomed by local councils, with Moreton Bay alone saying...
Rows of new homes Moreton Bay Council has expanded its pitch to host Olympic rowing in 2032, tying the proposed venue to a...
Security upgrade for Uhlmann Rd boat ramp Boaties and visitors to the Uhlmann Road Boat Ramp can expect improved safety, with a new CCTV security ...
Fuel security boost A new national role has been created to safeguard Australia’s fuel supply, with the Federal Government a...
Tree-mendous advocacy A CONTROVERSIAL Mount Mee road upgrade that would have resulted in the removal of two historic gum trees...
Scoring a $1.7M upgrade Netballers can now play on eight new accessible courts at South Pine Sports Complex following the comple...
Feds, state ‘need to step up’ with more housing MORETON Bay Council says it has “pulled all available levers” to tackle homelessness as it ramps up pres...
New seat to get a grip on strong growth A NEW state electorate centred on Caboolture has been proposed as part of a major redistribution aimed a...
Medieval festival takes golden crown The Abbey Medieval Festival has been crowned Australia’s best festival and event, taking out the top hon...
‘Come on Qld, give us a go’! Calls are growing for the State Government to expand recreational access to Lake Wivenhoe, with Somerset...
$30M pipes and pumps Major water and wastewater infrastructure works have begun in Elimbah, with a $30 million project set to...
Caboolture-Bribie Rd works completed one month early A major infrastructure milestone has been reached for the Caboolture, Ningi and Bribie communities with ...
$5K community grants now open Community groups in the Somerset region are encouraged to apply for grants of up to $5,000 through the C...
Homeless evictions ‘unlawful’ MORETON Bay Council violated human rights by evicting homeless campers from a Lawnton park last year, th...
Wins kick off footy seasonThe local rugby league season roared into life over the weekend, with several Sunshine Coast Rugby League clubs making strong opening statements acros...
Moreton Saleyards market reportAgents Boyd O’Brien Bartholomew reported a yarding of 679 head of cattle. A mixed yarding of cattle sold to an easier market. Quality pens of restocke...
Cattle markets – Woodford336 head were sold today at Stariha Auctions Woodford cattle sale. Overall the market was easier, in line with the current market trend. Younger cattl...
Wins kick off footy seasonThe local rugby league season roared into life over the weekend, with several Sunshine Coast Rugby League clubs making strong opening statements acros...
Caboolture fights to the finish lineA fierce local rivalry was reignited on Friday, March 13, as Caboolture FC hosted St George in a high-intensity clash that delivered drama right to th...
Dolphins miss finalsThe Dolphins’ under-19 girls side showed plenty of determination in a hard-fought clash against the Seagulls on Sunday, March 22, with their finals ho...
Egg-citement builds for Good Friday CarnivalFamilies are being invited to kick off the Easter long weekend at the Caboolture Good Friday Easter Carnival, with a full day of entertainment and act...
A decade of bloom in EskThe Esk Garden Fair is set to spread its wings this year, celebrating a decade of horticultural success with a major site expansion and a fresh festiv...
Three days of music set to rock Esk at 2026 Camp & JamMusic lovers and campers are being invited to Esk later this month for a weekend of live entertainment and community spirit at the 2026 Esk Camp & Jam...
Wins kick off footy seasonThe local rugby league season roared into life over the weekend, with several Sunshine Coast Rugby League clubs making strong opening statements acros...
Purple shines bright at Woodford open-mic nightContributed by Crystal Peters March 26 was the designated day for epilepsy awareness and it was wonderful to see so many of our patrons and performers...
Celebrate Easter at Burpengary East!Burpengary East is set to bring Easter to life this April, with sweet treats and a special appearance from the Easter Bunny. Spot the Easter Bunny in ...
Burpengary gets ready for housingMore than 1,000 new homes could soon be unlocked in Burpengary, with major sewer infrastructure works nearing completion to support the area’s rapid g...
Property law to count onWith demand for housing and development continuing to rise, a long-established local law firm is helping buyers, sellers and developers navigate the r...
Over-50s market sees resale surgeA shift is emerging in South East Queensland’s over-50s housing market, with new data pointing to rising resale gains and a growing trend of repeat bu...
