Apr 5Beachmere Celebrates Community Beachmere will recognize its community Resilience and celebrate some Recovery time after the February floods with a free R & R Party in...
Apr 5U3A BEACHMERE CONTINUES TO GROW U3A Beachmere is a relatively new campus, conducting its inaugural General Meeting in 2019. Since then, like everyone, we have faced many...
Apr 5They Shall Not Grow Old… Written by Amelia Strazdins The month of April brings with it a time of reflection. ANZAC Day, commemorated on the 25th is a time for us,...
Apr 5A lesson of courage from Shane Warne By Staff Writer Alistair Gray The nation and the world have been shocked by cricketing legend Shane Warne’s passing. A man who lived life...
Apr 5Coming back to nature By Staff Writer Sheree Hoddinett There’s no denying that Bribie Island is a wonder of nature. But how much is being done to make the most...
Apr 5ANZAC Day Events - Monday 25 April 2022 Picture and story by Alistair Gray "Less we forget". Bribie Island War Memorial. Korea Place. The Bribie Island RSL Subbranch, in...
Apr 5Isn’t it time we made Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) more accessible on Bribie? By Staff Writer Alistair Gray In any cardiac event, time is of the essence. Image supplied by ZOLL Medical Australia Did you know that as...
Apr 5Childcare costs eased for families Families with multiple kids in childcare are set to benefit from a significant increase in the rate of Child Care Subsidy (CCS). The...
Apr 5Bribie Island Orchestra brings much joy to residents Picture and story by Alistair Gray The Bribie Island Orchestra is playing Handel. Recently, local lovers of classical music, were treated...
Mar 8From the Editor's DeskHello readers and welcome to issue 74. In our last issue we published an article by Harvey Fewings in which he raised some concerns in...
Mar 8“Who’s On First” Crosses the Road By Staff Writer Alistair Gray At last the opportunity arose for long-standing Bongaree retailers, David and Jennie Peard, to be first in...
Mar 8Only ‘One’ in Ten Thousand Survive!Story by Alistair Gray Pictures by Diane Oxenford There were tears in my eyes as I realised that the Loggerhead turtles, the primary...
Mar 8Bribie Cinema projectors to keep powering onAn injection of funding thanks to the federal government will make a big difference to operations at Bribie Cinema. As an independent...
Mar 8Focusing on the Fishy Side of LifeBy Staff Writer Sheree Hoddinett A spot of fishing could be the one thing that turns your day completely around. Making a difference in...
Mar 8Feeling the Full Force of Nature By Staff Writer Sheree Hoddinett Rain, rain go away! I think we were all pretty much yelling it and almost karate chopping anyone who...
Mar 8The Luxury of Our BackyardThere are many things that we take for granted; running water, access to food and fresh air. And the Environment is perhaps one of those...
Mar 8Queensland’s Senior Australian of the yearStory and Picture by Alistair Gray Dr Collin Dillon, an extraordinary Australian, a man of courage, solid values and high integrity, is...
Mar 7A Seniors LamentRAMBLINGS by Richard Lancaster I shared a beer the other day with my old mate, Nev Byers, who now resides in enviable splendour at...
Mar 7My Connection to Ian FairweatherTHE ARTS WITH GABRIELLE TURNBULL Much has been written about the brilliant and unconventional artist, Ian Fairweather, who made Bribie...
Mar 7RAMBLINGS Written by Richard Lancaster Author of three religious novels, Les Barnett notes that ‘none of them have been best sellers’. We were...
Mar 7A bit of fun or tempting fate?By staff writer Sheree Hoddinett At what point do we go past having fun and dive towards the depths of stupidity? Well, I got to witness...
Mar 7Families to benefit from program funding supportHundreds of families across the region are set to benefit from government funding allocated towards counselling and educational programs...
Mar 7Put your support behind local businesses With businesses feeling the pinch, we’re being encouraged to support local. Back a Local is an initiative of Moreton Bay Regional...