School holiday fun photo gallery
The rain cleared for the second week of the school holidays, so children of all ages hit the playground and bike path at Scarborough for a morning of fun. See our photo gallery.
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Scarface Claw exhibition opening
An exhibition bringing Dame Lynley Dodd’s character Scarface Claw to life has opened at Caboolture. It’s on show until September. Check out our photo gallery.
Redcliffe KiteFest photo gallery
Big kites and big smiles were all the go at Redcliffe KiteFest on June 15 and 16. The event also featured stage shows, jet ski stunts and more. Check out our photo gallery.
Mt Mee’s rich history revealed
Mount Mee has a rich history and many of today’s residents have connections with the families of yesteryear. Here, we take a trip down memory lane.
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Top 5 cheap school holiday ideas
THERE are plenty of things to do in the region these school holidays to entertain the kids that won’t break the bank. Here’s our top five.
Factory a slice of history
A CATCHY jingle and effective advertising campaign made Caboolture Fruit Yoghurt a household name in the 1980s, but the history of the place where it was produced goes back much further.
Dining gems in Everton Hills
YOU can experience the flavours of Columbia during the day and night at Birds & Bees Cafe Bar. It’s just one of the dining gems in the Hills District.
Garden provides bounty for your table
THERE’S nothing quite like eating the produce you’ve grown in your own backyard and it seems the vegie patch is enjoying a resurgence. Here’s tips on how you can create one at home.
Win fires up team to help others
WINNING Moreton Bay Business of the Year stoked a fire in Sonia Sonia’s belly to ramp up her efforts to help vulnerable people in the community.
How to create a dream kitchen
CREATIVE design, quality finishes and impeccable attention to detail have transformed a 20-year-old horseshoe-shaped kitchen into a dream kitchen.
Arj Barker says ‘we need to talk’
HE’S arguably Australia’s favourite US stand-up comedian but Arj Barker reckons ‘We Need to Talk’. He reveals why he loves touring regional centres and offers Redcliffe a spelling lesson.
Artist in pursuit of ‘the one’
SHE’S painted over portraits of Phil ‘Gus’ Gould and Andrew Symonds to create her latest Bald Archy Prize work, but Tricia Reust says she still hasn’t created “the one”.
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