- Baby Rhyme Time Brings a Little Rhythm to Brisbane’s Libraries
Baby rhyme time is one of those small library events that quietly earns its keep. It is free, simple and aimed at babies up to one year old. The November schedule shows it at Indooroopilly, with the wider run also reaching libraries across Brisbane. That makes it an easy one for local families to actually use. A quick outing that feels close to […]
- New Turning Lane Among Samford Intersection Upgrades Starting in November
Roadworks at two intersections near Samford Valley are scheduled to begin in early November 2026, bringing a new left-turn lane and changes to accommodate larger vehicles along the Eatons Crossing Road and Mount Samson Road corridor. Read: “This Made It Worse”: Samford Community Rallies Behind Petition Over Road Changes Transport and […]
- Brisbane Dawn Economy Consultation Opens as City Plans for Early Risers
Brisbane's early-morning routines could receive greater attention under a new citywide plan examining improvements to public facilities, walking and cycling routes, transport connections and opportunities for businesses trading before sunrise. Brisbane City Council opened public consultation on 20 October 2026, inviting residents to share how […]
- Caboolture Drivers Urged to Stay Cautious as Flood-Hit Roads Reopen
A single downpour dumped more than 200mm of rain on Caboolture and left dozens of roads and 14 Moreton Bay schools shut. Read: Morayfield and Caboolture’s 400mm Rainfall Week Puts October Flooding in Perspective How Much Rain Fell Photo Credit: Bureau of Meteorology/ Facebook The storm struck on 22 October. Caboolture picked up 203mm […]
- Caboolture Players Can Book Morayfield Sport Centre Courts Again After Flooding
Caboolture-district players, clubs and families can book courts again at the Morayfield Sport and Events Centre, which says it has reopened following a flooding closure. Read: Caboolture Roads Affected by Flooding as More Storms Loom A post from the centre announced it would reopen from 10:30am that day, a Friday, and invited people to phone […]
- Brisbane Metro Expansion Survey Opens as Residents Asked About Local Transport Problems
Brisbane residents are being invited to share their public transport concerns and suggest improvements as community consultation begins on proposed Metro expansions across the city's northern, eastern, southern and airport corridors. Submissions close on Sunday, 13 December 2026, giving commuters an opportunity to […]
- Bracken Ridge Students Earn WasteSMART Recognition for Recycling Projects
Students at St John Fisher College in Bracken Ridge have earned a place among the finalists in the 2026 WasteSMART Brisbane Awards, following years of school-based recycling projects, fundraising and environmental activities led by the college's Enviro Club. Read: ADHD Isn’t Always Obvious: What Parents and Adults Should Know The […]
- 1,000 Koala Habitat Trees Planted as Samford Valley Reserve Undergoes Restoration
One thousand koala habitat trees have been planted at Brian Burke Reserve in Samford Valley, where a grant-supported project is tackling invasive weeds and helping native vegetation recover. Read: Drones to be Used for Koala Habitat Protection in Moreton Bay Reserves City of Moreton Bay has also reported clearing seven hectares of lantana […]
- Sandgate Walking Group Gives Men a Place to Talk, Mate by Mate
A free walk from Sandgate Pool to Shorncliffe Pier is giving Brisbane’s dads, sons, brothers, uncles and granddads a gentle way to catch up with other men. Read: ADHD Isn’t Always Obvious: What Parents and Adults Should Know Kings Walk is the name, and the group’s motto says "kings do not walk alone". Organisers describe it as support […]
- Morayfield and Caboolture's 400mm Rainfall Week Puts October Flooding in Perspective
Morayfield and Caboolture have emerged from one of south-east Queensland's unusually wet October weeks, with rainfall totals reported at around 400 mm and flash flooding leaving its mark on roads, businesses and community facilities. Read: Floodwater Surrounds Morayfield Shopping Centre Carpark During Heavy Rain A report published on […]
- Dayboro Riders Put Their Stamp on Moreton Bay’s First Official Dirt Jump
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 […]
- Inside The Mini Farm Project’s Plan To Grow More Food For Those In Need
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: […]
- Ferny Hills State School Floodlight Plan Could Allow Sport Until Late Evening
Ferny Hills State School could host evening community sport under a proposal to install four 22-metre-high floodlight poles around its oval, extending access to the grounds beyond school hours. Read: Up to 12 Storeys Planned for Ferny Hills — But What About the Infrastructure? The Queensland Department of Education has lodged a Ministerial […]
- Why Is It Called Clear Mountain?
Anyone driving through Clear Mountain today could reasonably wonder about the name. Bushland still covers substantial parts of the high country, while wooded acreage properties line many of its roads. But Clear Mountain was named for the geographical feature, not the modern suburb, and the surviving official record does not provide a definitive […]
- New Platypus Detection Adds to Three Years of Positive Results Around Samford
A new platypus DNA detection in Samford Valley has added to three years of positive monitoring results around Samford, providing further evidence of the native species' presence in waterways across the district. Read: Samford Facility Breeds Insects to Battle Invasive Weeds in Moreton Bay The City of Moreton Bay revealed the findings on 9 […]
- Roy King's 53 Years of Marine Rescue Service on Moreton Bay
Long before GPS became a standard navigation tool, Roy King was learning to find his way across Moreton Bay by studying its currents, tides and sandbanks. More than five decades later, the Coast Guard Redcliffe veteran's knowledge of the waters around Scarborough has helped guide rescue searches and train younger volunteers in skills developed […]
- Margate Food Outlet Helps Redcliffe Families Stretch Grocery Budgets
A food outlet in Margate is providing Redcliffe Peninsula households with access to discounted groceries, free food assistance and everyday essentials, offering an alternative for residents struggling to meet their weekly shopping costs. Read: Homeless Charity Issues Urgent Call for Support in Redcliffe Kingdom Makers Food Outlet operates at […]
- New $30 Million Redcliffe Centre Brings Cancer Treatment Closer to Home
Cancer patients on the Redcliffe Peninsula now have another option for receiving radiation therapy closer to home, with a new $30 million medical centre opening its doors at 6 Silvyn Street. Read: Kangaroo Habitat Along Kippa-Ring and Rothwell Roads Draws Attention to Wildlife Safety The Altiva Health facility officially opened on Tuesday, […]
- Moreton Bay Mosquito Control Targets 14 Areas From Redcliffe to Bribie Island
Mosquito treatments across Moreton Bay are targeting breeding hotspots from the Redcliffe Peninsula to Bribie Island, with helicopters assigned to designated wetland areas and ground crews managing mosquito activity in public spaces. The seasonal program includes parts of 14 suburbs and localities, while i […]
- When Missing Teeth Affect More Than Your Smile: John Street Dental Introduces Advanced Implant Treatment
Missing teeth and uncomfortable dentures can make eating, speaking and socialising difficult. At John Street Dental in Redcliffe, Dr Alvin Wong is helping patients explore All-on-X implant treatment, with IV sedation available for suitable patients undergoing complex dental procedures. Feeling uncomfortable about your teeth is far from unusual. […]


















