Ross is bananas about farming
The banana industry has changed dramatically since a 15-year-old Ross Lindsay started growing crops on his Wamuran farm. Here, Ross shares his story.
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Millen Farm grows local pride
IN the three years farmer Arran Heideman and volunteers at Millen Farm have been toiling in the community field, they’ve endured frost, heatwave and flood. But things are looking up now.
Food + Wine Festival is back
Foodies will be back for a second helping of the Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival when it returns in September. Here’s a sneak peek at this year’s program.
Enjoy Tastes of Moreton Bay
Fancy a month-long culinary adventure? Strap yourself in for a jam-packed Tastes of Moreton Bay program, where you can enjoy local produce, masterclasses, events and much more.
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Awards for excellence, innovation
Nominations close soon for the 2018 Moreton Bay Region Business Excellence and Innovation Awards. Don’t miss the chance to recognise your favourite business.
How to get kids out in the garden
MANY little hands make for fun work in the garden and the skills they learn will stay with them a lifetime. Here are some tips for getting your kids out in the garden.
Danger beyond backyard pool
TEACHING children to swim in all conditions is essential as the weather heats up and they head outdoors, with local waterways posing as big a risk as backyard pools.
Create resort-style living at home
WITH the right touches, an outdoor living area can add another dimension to your home and it can even make it cooler. We share some expert tips.
Samford marks 100 glorious years
THIS year marks 100 years since the true beginning of Samford as a village and the still tight-knit community plans to celebrate with three weeks of festivities.
Dining gems in Albany Creek
IMAGINE a cabinet teeming with colourful cakes and pastries, baskets filled with European bread, and the smell of coffee and fresh flowers. You’re not in a Parisian cafe, but you could well be.
Classroom’s a lesson in history
IT MAY be of national significance but this 1873 Caboolture National School building is still a vital part of everyday school life.
Shaping stories through sculpture
PHILLIP Piperides could tell by the look on Barry Gibb’s face that he loved the bronze sculpture he crafted of the pop star and his brothers for the opening of Bee Gees Way.
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