News & notices


16 May 2012 | Right out of the Black Box

Black Box Theatre could be coming to a public space near you.


16 May 2012 | And the survey says: win an iPad

Your ideas on growing the Moreton Bay Region's creative industries could see a new iPad become the apple of your eye.


11 May 2012 | Capture the perfect picture

Learn how to take a perfect picture with Moreton Bay Regional Council's free digital camera workshops at Albany Creek, North Lakes and Bribie Island libraries during May.


11 May 2012 | Amazing Birds

Osprey House Environmental Centre is giving visitors the chance to learn more about the living habits of the Moreton Bay Region’s winged travellers on Sunday May 20, from 1pm to 3pm.


11 May 2012 | Local author uncovers mystery of happiness

Join local author, Ken Saxby, when he  launches his book - The Mystery of Happiness - at Woodford Library and the Caboolture Hub.


11 May 2012 | Council celebrates National Volunteer Week

Moreton Bay Regional Council has paid tribute to thousands of local volunteers in the lead up to National Volunteer Week (14 to 20 May).


10 May 2012 | Moreton Bay Poll Declared

Two new faces will join Moreton Bay Regional Council as elected representatives of their community following the declaration of the April 28 local government poll by the Electoral Commission of Queensland.


09 May 2012 | Planning to Grow

Australian attitudes are changing and Steve Tighe knows exactly how and why.


09 May 2012 | North Lakes and Dakabin link road takes off

Moreton Bay Regional Council’s new road connecting the suburbs of North Lakes and Dakabin is taking shape.


08 May 2012 | Free Business Workout

Moreton Bay Regional Council is offering fitness and leisure businesses a workout by advertising their services free of charge.


01 May 2012 | Creative Industries survey for business owners

As recommended in Council's Cultural Strategy 'Richer than the sum of its pARTS" a survey of Moreton Bay's Creative Industries sector has been prepared, and the ultimate value of the data collected, processed and shared with all cultural practitioners will depend on the quality of responses received.