Sentinel

Uni dreams grow

Morayfield State High School’s 2026 school captain, Jamal Burgess, spent a week in Sydney last month getting a taste of university life as part of a program designed to support and encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students into higher ...

Morayfield car park leads road revamp

Morayfield State School’s ageing car park facilities will be transformed from late 2025 through to early 2026 as part of Moreton Bay Council’s much-anticipated improvements to Caboolture River Road. This work forms part of the broader Caboolture Rive...

Miles turned into smiles at Mt Mee

MOUNT Mee State School’s 31-year-old principal, Luke Forbes, completed a 100km run from Coolum to the school, raising over $50,000 to upgrade the school’s aging technology. Mr Forbes, who launched the Coast to Country fundraiser earlier this year, no...

Free TAFE sparks high across QLD

NEW data released by the Federal Government has revealed there have been more than 4,700 Free TAFE enrolments in the Ipswich region during the January 2024 to June 2025 period. On top of the 4,744 local enrolments, the data show there have been more ...

Toogoolawah Class of 2025

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Esk students are smart buyers

YOUNG innovators from Esk State School have been recognised on the state stage, taking out 3rd place in the Years 4–6 category of Queensland’s 2025 Buy Smart Competition. Esk students Maggie and Indie were joined by Member for Nanango, Deb Frecklingt...

Youth support program changing students’ lives

A SCHOOL-based youth support program is helping students in Moreton Bay stay engaged in their education by providing a range of vital services and targeted support. Patience Thornton-Whiu, who is employed by Lutheran Services’ Intercept Youth and Fam...