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Quandamooka Arts and Cultural Centre North Stradbroke Island

Quandamooka Arts and Cultural Centre Opens in North Stradbroke Island

North Stradbroke Island has marked a historic moment with the opening of the Quandamooka Arts and Culture Centre, a purpose-built space designed to preserve and share the island’s living traditions through art, performance and community storytelling. A long time coming The project, formally known as the Quandamooka Art, Museum and Performance Institute (QUAMPI), began its…

Flood-Resilient Future Planned for Centenary Lakes in Caboolture

Centenary Lakes in Caboolture could soon be transformed into a modern sports and recreation hub, with the City of Moreton Bay releasing a draft plan that outlines new facilities, community spaces, and flood-resilient upgrades. The plan focuses on improvements to one of the region’s most important public spaces, and locals are now being invited to…

From Oysters to Auctions: The Long Story of Ningi’s Land

Long before the roads were cut and paddocks fenced, the Ningi Ningi people lived across the Redcliffe peninsula and along the Pumicestone Passage. Archaeological traces remain in the form of bora rings and shell middens, the latter filled with oyster shells that show how central shellfish were to their diet. For thousands of years, the…

Living Side by Side: Koalas and Community at Élan, Warner

When families move into the brand-new Élan estate at Warner, they won’t just be unpacking boxes and meeting neighbours—they’ll be sharing their backyards with some of Australia’s most iconic wildlife. In a region often defined by its rapid growth, Élan is setting itself apart by weaving nature conservation into the very fabric of community life….