Warner and Bray Park share the same postcode, but their latest property sales figures reveal differences in prices, transaction volumes and the types of homes changing hands. A comparison of settled sales to 13 September 2026 shows how the neighbouring Moreton Bay suburbs are performing. Two Suburbs, Two Property Markets Warner and Bray Park […]

The latest property figures for Strathpine and Brendale show prices holding above year-ago levels in both suburbs, although slower selling times and differences in housing stock reveal two distinct markets. House prices in Strathpine have eased from their mid-year peak, even as the suburb records annual growth, while neighbouring Brendale's […]

After years of treating dental patients, Dr Padma Gadiyar wanted to find a way to identify oral health problems before they became more difficult to manage. Her response was Smilo.ai in Sandgate, an artificial intelligence platform that has now earned the Brisbane dentist the 2026 Queensland Pearcey ICT Entrepreneur Award. Read: Dementia and […]

According to Dementia Australia, an estimated 446,500 Australians are living with dementia in 2026, and that number is projected to exceed one million by 2065. For families caring for a parent, partner or loved one, keeping them safe at home involves plenty of everyday considerations. One that can easily be overlooked is what happens if a fire […]

Northbound motorists using the Bruce Highway at North Lakes will need to take a different exit during overnight roadworks beginning Sunday 18 October 2026, with the Anzac Avenue offramp set to close for five nights each week over a period of up to two weeks. Read: Major Anzac Avenue Resurfacing Project to Begin in Mango Hill and Rothwell […]

Migratory shorebirds have returned to the tidal flats at Boondall Wetlands, where birdwatchers are being encouraged to observe local birdlife as part of the annual Aussie Bird Count. Read: Shorncliffe Line Is the Pilot Route for Queensland’s New Train Signalling as Railbus Swaps Continue The nationwide event, organised by BirdLife […]

A proposed childcare centre in Kallangur has prompted concerns from a group advocating for koala protection, which says the development could affect mature koala food trees and a wildlife corridor connecting nearby areas of habitat. Read: Historic Kallangur Church to Stay as New Special School Moves Ahead The application, listed on […]

A Clontarf property just five houses from the waterfront has sold for $675,000, well below the suburb's median house price, with extensive renovations and an unresolved granny flat certification issue among the challenges facing its new owners. Read: World Cup Trophy Lands In Redcliffe As Kayo Stadium Prepares For Global Stage The property […]

A 24-karat gold-plated World Cup trophy has arrived at Kayo Stadium, giving Redcliffe an early glimpse of the international softball tournament that will transform the Dolphins’ home ground next April. Read: How Redcliffe Locals Fought For A Rail Line And Won The WBSC Women’s Softball World Cup Finals will bring eight nations to Moreton […]

The railway may have opened in 2016, but the fight to bring trains to the Redcliffe Peninsula had been running for more than a century. Community campaigners and local representatives continued pushing for the project through decades of studies, proposals and political commitments. Read: Ten Years of Trains, 131 Years in the Making […]

Concerns about sewage entering Cabbage Tree Creek have resurfaced after figures showed more than 713 million litres were released during the 2024–25 financial year. The figure has renewed attention on sewage bypasses from the Sandgate treatment plant and how those releases are managed. Read: Brighton Waterway Gets Help from Oysters […]

Petrie students who want a career in manufacturing or the trades will soon have a purpose-built TAFE centre a short walk from the train station. Read: Mango Hill Woolworths Seeks Community Feedback as Plans Remain Before Council The Queensland Government announced the news this week and said Queensland company FKG Group has been appointed as […]

Narangba is emerging as a key test of how Moreton Bay can accommodate more industrial businesses and local jobs as available employment land becomes harder to find across the region. Read: Narangba East Future Takes Shape as Housing, Industry and Acreage Plans Go Public City of Moreton Bay said on 6 October that manufacturing across the […]

Brendale is one of Moreton Bay’s major industrial centres as the city looks for more land to accommodate future manufacturing and employment growth. Read: Brendale Industrial Land Snapped Up by Toyota Dealership Affiliates City of Moreton Bay said on 6 October that manufacturing across the city generates more than $5 billion in sales, with […]

Redcliffe families can wander past stilt walkers, roaming fairies and gourmet street food for free when Redcliffe Markets brings the Festival of Frights back to Redcliffe Parade. Read: Margate Fixer-Upper Sells for $528,000 With No Reserve Photo Credit: Redcliffe Markets Tickets cost nothing. The event will take place on 31 October, […]

A major upgrade of the Gateway Motorway through Bracken Ridge has cleared a significant federal environmental approval stage, removing one of the conditions that had remained ahead of the project's planned move towards construction. Read: Major Gateway Upgrade to Reshape Bracken Ridge Roads, Paths and Access The Australian Government's […]

Bracken Ridge CPR awareness lands on 3 October, and it is the sort of event that deserves a closer look. It is not flashy nor does not try to be. It simply offers something useful, and that is often the best kind of community event. Read: New Housing Rules Boost Capacity Along Brisbane Northside Rail Corridor There is nothing abstract about […]

Beer yoga Sandgate has a cheeky kind of charm. It sounds relaxed. It sounds local. And it suits The Sands Bowlo well. The next session lands on October 3. That timing matters. It turns the event into a running Saturday habit. Read: Who Was Ted Smout? The Sandgate Man Behind the Bramble Bay Bridge The Sands Social lists Beer Yoga at The Sands […]

Out Past the Last Streetlight: A Svalbard Wilderness Camp By Jack Mercer – Rabbit Hole Fisherman Across the fjord from Longyearbyen, a summer camp offers kayaking, glacier walking and ...Read More The River That Refused to Become a Dam: Rafting Tasmania’s Franklin River By Jack Mercer – Rabbit Hole Fisherman A rafting expedition down […]

How Queen Made Bohemian Rhapsody By Jack Mercer – Rabbit Hole Fisherman Six minutes, no chorus, and a record nobody quite knew what to do ...Read More How Did Blur Form and Become Famous? The Unlikely Story that Led to Girls & Boys and Parklife By Jack Mercer – Rabbit Hole Fisherman Blur didn't begin with Parklife, Britpop or a battle […]

How Can a Tin of Beetroot Last for Three Years Without Going Bad? By Jack Mercer – Rabbit Hole Fisherman Leave a fresh beetroot in the kitchen long enough and it will eventually ...Read More Your “GREEK-STYLE” Feta May Not Be Greek. And It May Not Be Feta Either. By Jack Mercer – Rabbit Hole Fisherman There are two little words on […]

Parents visiting Sports Central Caboolture now have access to supervised play for children aged three to 12 into the evening, following the opening of the venue’s new Chipper Kids Club. Read: What Happens When A Childcare Incident Is Reported Late? The indoor space opened on 2 September and operates supervised sessions until 9pm across the […]

Redcliffe Dolphins went to Sydney as Queensland champions and left having rewritten the record book, crushing Penrith Panthers 68–14 in an extraordinary NRL State Championship performance at Accor Stadium. A week after their stirring comeback to beat Sunshine Coast Falcons 28–18 for the Hostplus Cup premiership, there was no comeback […]

After four years of building works and changing spaces around the campus, Woody Point Special School is preparing to hand one of its newest areas over to the students themselves. Read: Margate Fixer-Upper Sells for $528,000 With No Reserve A new playground is receiving its finishing touches ahead of the start of Term 4, with a bike path, […]

Shorncliffe line passengers are living alongside the pilot run of a digital signalling system that is also being installed in Brisbane's Cross River Rail tunnels. Read: How Sandgate’s Henry Meyer Became Part Of A Larger Queensland Story A Pilot Line With Bigger Plans Photo Credit: Cross River Rail Cross River Rail calls the […]

Brighton Foreshore is moving through its latest stage of upgrades, with construction focused on improved beach access, accessible pathways and new public facilities. Read: Fencing Signals Next Stage of Brighton Foreshore Upgrades Construction began in April after early works were carried out in January, advancing a project that has been […]

A major upgrade to the Gateway Motorway and Bruce Highway is set to bring significant changes to Bracken Ridge, with new road connections, redesigned intersections and expanded shared paths planned across the suburb. Read: Brendale’s $722M Supernode Signals a Power Shift for Brisbane’s North The works form part of the Queensland […]

On Brisbane’s northside, where modern housing meets remnants of bushland, there is little to suggest a place anchored in colonial drama. In Fitzgibbon, the suburban streets hum with the quiet routine of modern life, showing few visual clues to the fierce debates that once shaped the state.  Read: Fitzgibbon Drivers Face Traffic Changes […]

A weatherboard house in Margate that was considered too unsafe for buyers to inspect inside has sold for $528,000 after seven bidders competed for the 405-square-metre property. Read: Redcliffe Volunteers Could Be Next in Line for Moreton Bay Honours The three-bedroom home at 74 Duffield Road went under the hammer with no reserve, meaning it […]

A police caution issued after physical force was used against a toddler has raised questions about how concerns involving inappropriate discipline are reported and investigated, particularly when parents are not informed promptly. Read: Push Grows For Funding To Build Burpengary East Primary School The child was attending a day care […]

There are plenty of places around Kallangur to grab a coffee, but one of the suburb’s more unexpected cafés can be found somewhere most people probably wouldn’t think to look — inside the local state school. Timber and Tin Cafe opened at Kallangur State School in 2025 and, rather than being simply another name for the school tuckshop, is […]

Did you know that you can record a podcast at North Lakes Library? You don't need to buy a collection of microphones or turn a spare bedroom into a recording room. There is already a four-microphone setup inside the library — and library members can book the space for free. It is part of The Digital Studio, a mixed-purpose creative room […]

Mango Hill residents are being invited to have their say on plans for a new Woolworths shopping precinct on Anzac Avenue, with the proposed supermarket, specialty stores and automated eStore now the subject of community feedback while the development application remains before City of Moreton Bay. The project, proposed for 1859 Anzac Avenue, […]

Finding somewhere to eat can involve more than simply checking whether a menu lists gluten-free options. Albany Creek founder Lucinda Kittel is hoping to make that process simpler with Elios Table, a platform designed to bring gluten-free dining information, venue searches, and food-scanning tools together. Read: Euforia Wholefoods: Locally […]

A quarter-acre farm has become the starting point for The Mini Farm Project’s approach to growing fresh food for people experiencing food insecurity. The South East Queensland charity is working to build a network of farms that grow produce specifically for food relief, with the food donated to charities and food security agencies. Read: […]

Beachmere parents can now park close, find toilets on site and grab a coffee across the road while kids play at the new Clayton Park playground. Read: Woorim Beach Accessibility Upgrade Opens Up More of the Coast Beachmere's Clayton Park has a finished playground with inclusive equipment, paid for with $500,000, according to local […]

What began with makeshift jumps in a Dayboro creek has led to a $130,000 purpose-built track shaped with the help of the riders who will use it. Read: Redcliffe Dolphins Crowned Hostplus Cup Premiers After Stunning Second-Half Shutout The Dayboro Dirt Jump at Bill Rowe Park on McKenzie Street is now open, becoming the first official dirt […]

Months after Chris Paterson’s work cleaning local waterways and supporting people living with disability or mental health challenges earned Moreton Bay’s top community honour, the search has begun for the people who will follow him. Read: Beachmere Village Events Launches With A Mission To Grow Local Connections Nominations for the 2027 […]

Decades of service through Scouts, Rotary and grassroots organisations have earned Samford Valley residents national and local recognition, and the search is now on for Moreton Bay’s next community champions. Nominations for the 2027 City of Moreton Bay Australia Day Awards are open until 31 October 2026, with Citizen of the Year and the […]

Albany Creek residents are being asked to put forward people whose volunteering, leadership and community work could make them Moreton Bay’s next Citizen of the Year or Mayor’s Community Spirit Award recipient. Nominations for the City of Moreton Bay’s 2027 Australia Day Awards are open until 31 October 2026. Nominees may have contributed […]