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Regional Economic Development Strategy 2020-2041

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Ask Morty

Ask Morty is an easy-to-use chatbot, designed to help small businesses quickly find where the largest number of specific population segments currently live in the Moreton Bay Region, or where those segments might live in the future. You can find out more and launch the Ask Morty tool here.

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ASPIRE - An online marketplace for the circular economy

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Invest MORE - Moreton Bay

Explore the outstanding investment opportunities within our region, from region-building projects to future-proofed industrial precincts, and high-value priority industries, converged in one unparalleled location.

Working with Council

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Permits and licences for businesses

Learn more about how council regulates and licences certain activities and what it means for your business.

Business resources

A range of tools and resources to help your business, including industry specific information.

Business events and learning

A wide range of events and learning opportunities are available for local businesses.

Employability toolkit

Stand out to employers with a free, comprehensive employability toolkit resource from the USC Business School.

Community and economic profiles

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#TeamMoretonBay

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Innovation and entrepreneurship

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Back a local

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Caboolture Made

Council is rallying to business requests to lift the profile and contribute to the business confidence of Caboolture.

Moreton Bay Regional Council Mayor’s Telstra Innovation Awards

An exciting awards program designed exclusively for students in years 9-12 to encourage a passion for entrepreneurship and bring their big ideas to life.

Moreton Money

Team Moreton Bay are rallying locals to support local businesses with a new Moreton Money eftpos gift card program.

Moreton Bay Regional Council - Wrap up 2022

Mayor Peter Flannery looks back on the year 2022 and reflects on the region's business achievements.

Manufacturers of Excellence Program 2023

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Business news

Mayor Peter Flannery talks trade with USA

Published 30 Jan 2023 12:00 AM

Mayor Peter Flannery is leading a three-day trade delegation starting today through key tech startup hubs in the united states, to sell The Mill in Moreton Bay as a strategic investment opportunity.

Greg Chemello Resigns as CEO of Moreton Bay Regional Council

Published 13 Jan 2023 4:00 PM

After three years at the helm of Australia’s third largest Council, Greg Chemello has resigned as CEO of Moreton Bay Regional Council.
His resignation will take effect on Friday 19 May 2023.

Developers Conditioned to Go Green As We Grow

Published 04 Jan 2023 10:45 PM

It might sound counter-intuitive, but developers have protected hundreds of hectares of native habitat around Moreton Bay thanks to approval conditions enforced by Council. This action is one way Council’s responding to community concerns that the pace of development is outstripping environmental protections. Mayor Peter Flannery said Council had heard the message loud and clear.

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