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Choir makes magic with music
The power of music was evident at the first Bright ‘N’ Sparks Dementia Choir concert, with about 150 people treated to an engaging and moving musical performance. Read more here
2024 State Election final results Moreton Bay seats
Counting has finished and official results have been declared in the 2024 Queensland State Election.
Village Motors makes Nissan history
The team at Village Motors has won Dealership of the Year Nissan Elite Financial Services for the third year in a row and Sales Manager Jeanette Morgan has become the first woman to reach a significant milestone. Here are the details
Pausing to honour Diggers on Remembrance Day
Remembrance Day services have been held across the City of Moreton Bay today to honour fallen Diggers and the men and women who continue to serve our country. See our photo gallery from Redcliffe
New role for Moreton Bay Tourism boss
In a ‘significant milestone for the region’, Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism’s CEO Natassia Wheeler has been appointed CEO of Queensland Tourism Industry Council. Here’s what is happening
Long history of community connection at Grace C&K
For almost 60 years, Grace Lutheran Creche and Kindergarten has been a central part of the Redcliffe Peninsula community. We take a look back at its history as it prepares to close its doors
Champion goes back to the future
Former Olympic and World champion Kylie Palmer is back at Redcliffe helping future generations of swimmers.
Flashback: Lasting link to lost Diggers
These days, Anzac Memorial Avenue is a major arterial road linking Redcliffe to Petrie but when it was first imagined, it aimed to serve as a link to the homegrown Diggers who gave their lives in WWI. Photo: courtesy of City of Moreton Bay.
Fishing tips: Summer fishing in Moreton Bay
Snapper, tailor and whiting are in good supply this time of the year. Our expert explains how to catch them in Moreton Bay
Poisoned tree cut down
Contractors have been forced to cut down a huge Norfolk Pine tree, which for years had stood on Redcliffe’s foreshore.