World powerhouse to call Qld club home for FIFA World Cup
One of soccer’s heavyweights will be based at Moreton Bay for next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup in a major boost for the sport in the region.
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Born before the Titanic sank, Australia’s oldest person sets new record
A Bribie Island great-great-grandmother born before the Titanic’s fateful voyage, who met The Beatles before they were famous, can now also lay claim to being Australia’s oldest person. Here is her amazing life story.
‘First of its kind’: Mega $25m business tower as suburb matures
Construction has begun on a $25 million, eight-storey business tower in North Lakes, aiming to offer an A-grade location for local businesses.
FIRST LOOK: Tropical paradise a stone’s throw from key Westfield
Location is the name of the game for a 100+ home tropical paradise with space for business, proposed in the heart of one of Brisbane’s booming suburbs.
Controversial 25m-high Pine Rivers unit complex gets green light
Council has ticked off on a controversial eight-storey, 25m high unit complex in a new estate north of Brisbane despite outrage from residents. WHY PEOPLE ARE ANGRY
Mystery surrounds popular Moreton kebab shop closure
Customers and workers at a Morayfield shopping centre have been left to speculate on why a popular Turkish eatery suddenly shut up shop.
Boom town: Faces behind Moreton’s wave of new businesses
FULL LIST: From pubs and cafes to doctors and dog day cares, there is a fresh surge of new businesses opening in Moreton Bay. Meet the faces behind the names.
‘Save our space’: SEQ council stopping ‘Coolangatta to Coolum’ mega city
A southeast Queensland council will focus on going up, not out, when it comes to development, in a bid to save the region becoming part of a ‘mega city’ from the Gold Coast to the Sunshine Coast.
STRANDED: Trawler beached off Moreton Island
BREAKING: A trawler has become beached near a small Moreton Island community this morning.
‘They can be seen from space’: Incredible Xmas lights sparks big rumour
A magical display of 50,000 Christmas lights that cost $20,000 to set up and adds an additional $150 to its creator’s monthly power bill is delighting locals – and has kick-started an amazing rumour.
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