Bold bridge vision proves vital
BRIDGING the physical gap between communities fostered greater connections between Brisbane and the suburbs of the Moreton Bay Region. This is the history of our bridges.
Moreton Life
Hooked on fishing
For more than 40 years, a trawler boat has been John Savige’s office. He tells us why he wouldn’t dream of doing anything else.
Jetty 2 Jetty helps youth in need
THE Jetty 2 Jetty team is putting the call-out for runners to donate the shirt — quite literally — off their back and give it to a young person in need. Here’s how you can help.
Office with one heck of a view
Living by the water is a dream come true for many and a select few even get to lap up the big blue as their office view. You’ve gotta love doing business by the water.
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Creative couple has it made
THE pottery wheel is spinning, music is playing, and Ally Weinrauch is painting a pot her husband Barney created. This couple has life sorted and business is booming.
Skip’s living the dream
THESE days, the kookaburras are Ian Skippen’s alarm clock but the former breakfast radio host doesn’t need much encouragement to get out of bed – he’s living the dream.
Join in month-long family festival
THERE’S plenty of family fun planned for the month-long Hills Festival in May. The event culminates in the Hills Carnivale on May 26. Here’s everything you need to know.
Mal Meninga: League, kids and Frozen
IT’S no secret Mal Meninga loves rugby league, but he also loves a roast dinner, spending time at home and the children’s movie Frozen. Here’s a side to big Mal you may not have seen before.
Hitting the accelerator
SOUTHERN Cross Educational Enterprises has had a busy start to 2018. Ben Davies explains what the organisation has been up to.
Forget sea change, it’s a bee change
THEY’VE stung him many times and he knows not to trust them, but Scott Bevis can’t help but be fascinated by bees and making honey.
Mission to keep art form alive
ELLIE Neilsen may joke that her qualifications, a “masters in age experience and diploma in country living”, come from the “University of Hard Knocks” but she is more than qualified to teach an art form that goes back to the times of Rembrandt.
Setting pace in medal race
RACE walker Dane Bird-Smith has never started a race without intending to win and says his competitors at the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games will need to bring their A-game to beat him.
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