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Along the Pine River near Murrumba Downs and Griffin, an important environmental restoration project is underway beneath the waterline. What began as a small trial almost two years ago has shown promising early results in supporting waterway health through nature-based solutions. The initiative, led by Unitywater in partnership with the University of the Sunshine Coast…
On a typical school day in Narangba, students from local schools gather beside Burpengary Creek with nets and collection trays in hand. They check water clarity, collect small aquatic insects called waterbugs, and sometimes record frog calls. These excursions are part of a growing effort to help young people learn about their local freshwater systems…
Now serving approaching 2,000 students from Prep to Year 12. In 2025, the college achieved its best-ever NAPLAN results, performing above the Queensland average in 19 of 20 testing domains, according to Caboolture Today’s education report (July 2025). The school links this milestone to a sustained focus on improvement and community-centred teaching. The college’s blend…
At 6:00 a.m., when the tide slips away from the Clontarf foreshore, a small group walks the edge of Hays Inlet. They carry basic monitoring tools such as cameras and notebooks, similar to those used by volunteer groups in the area. These are the Coastal Watchers—locals who have become part of a growing movement of…
Running through the suburbs of Clontarf and Margate, Bells Creek flows from Maine Road toward Bramble Bay, carrying urban runoff from nearby streets into the bay. The City of Moreton Bay describes Bells Creek as an “important multi-use drainage corridor” that has been heavily modified over time to manage stormwater for the surrounding suburbs. Although…
As the first light of summer touches the sands of Woorim Beach, faint imprints appear on the shoreline — a series of slow, deliberate tracks leading to the water’s edge. They mark the arrival of the nesting season on Bribie Island, a time when the island’s quiet beaches become the stage for one of nature’s…
Along Scarborough Road on the Redcliffe Peninsula, Southern Cross Catholic College (Secondary Campus) blends quality education with a relaxed bayside lifestyle. Families here enjoy an easy walk to the school, the beach, and local cafés—making it a particularly well-connected educational community. In 1995, seven Catholic primary and secondary schools on the Redcliffe Peninsula amalgamated to…
Once built for water security, Lake Samsonvale has grown into a gathering place for sport, leisure and memory across the Moreton Bay region. At sunrise, Lake Samsonvale looks like glass. The oars dip in a steady rhythm, slicing through the misty surface before the ripples fade and the day begins. A rower adjusts his position,…
Nestled on Youngs Crossing Road in Bray Park, Genesis Christian College is more than just a school—it’s a local landmark and educational magnet. With standout academic results, vibrant co-curricular life, and a catchment area rich with walkable housing, the school offers a powerful draw for families seeking both performance and place. The school continues to…
Lawnton has long been more than a dot between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast — it’s a suburb where the train line and the swimming lanes define how locals live. Just a short walk from the Lawnton train station sits the Lawnton Aquatic Centre, a hub where commuters, swimmers, and families cross paths every day….
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