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Natalie Wynne is a community reporter for Quest Newspapers and the Courier Mail having previously worked for the Sunshine Coast Daily. She covers court, crime, council, hyperlocal news and sport. Natalie has been a reporter for more than a decade working throughout regional Queensland in print, television and radio.

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Moreton

‘I could do this the rest of my life’: Respected clubman named best coach

A true gentleman of sport and a stalwart in the game of baseball on the peninsula has been voted Redcliffe’s best sports coach for 2021.

North

First 24hr Krispy Kreme planned for Brisbane

A 2am sugar hit could soon be on the cards with a proposal for a 24 hour, seven days a week Krispy Kreme at one of Brisbane’s busiest shopping centres. SEE THE PLANS

Moreton

People power: Controversial corner store proposal hits snag

Residents in a small town northwest of Brisbane are celebrating a small win after council questioned a developer’s plans for a new service station.

QLD News

‘Blood everywhere’: Motorcyclist critical after Bruce Highway collision

Traffic has come to a standstill on the Bruce Highway north of Brisbane after a serious truck and motorcycle crash in Caboolture.

Moreton

‘We have lost everything’: Family shattered after fire destroys home

A family have lost everything except a few valuables after a fire engulfed their home north of Brisbane.

UpdatedMoreton

24hr gym, childcare and school planned for new Moreton hub

The Archdiocese of Brisbane has revealed details of an exciting new ‘neighbourhood hub’ including a childcare centre north of Brisbane. SEE THE PLANS

North

First major event locked in for revamped Victoria Park

The multimillion-dollar project to transform Victoria Park golf course into a public park is well under way, with the first of many public events planned for the space already confirmed.

Moreton

‘A football of organs sticking out’: Hospital patient speaks out

A mother of seven who endured 11 procedures after an operation at Caboolture Hospital left her unable to work says she wants “mistakes” at the facility to be acknowledged.

Moreton

Chen Cing, Pang Lin and Yan Feng at the Annual Harvest Moon Festival at Strathpine, Brisbane 19th of September 2021. (Image/Josh Woning)

GALLERY: Harvest Moon cultural festival unites generations

Traditional dancing, music, food and colourful lanterns were a plenty at the annual Harvest Moon Festival north of Brisbane. SEE OUR GALLERY HERE

Moreton

DIY dope: Bodybuilder feels the burn for cannabis growing

A court has heard a former bodybuilder decided to grow his own cannabis because he “didn’t like buying from dealers”.

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