Robot air taxis, Bay Cat ferries, fast bus and train services and a western diversion for long-distance travel on the Bruce Highway. These are among the ‘pillars’ of Moreton Bay City Council’s ‘City of Tomorrow’ strategy unveiled at the 2025 […]
Long-range missile production capability could see Australia become a part of the US military’s global supply chain. The federal government is already spending $21 billion over 10 years to establish a missile and munitions production industry and to strengthen its
Hobart’s direct air link to Auckland and beyond is back after Air New Zealand’s seasonal service touched down at Hobart Airport on Sunday. The Tasmanian government says the new service adds an extra 25,000 international seats to an otherwise domestic
More CCTV cameras are on the way for Moreton Bay after Canberra gave $1.5 million to install them. The funding deal was announced at council’s Leaders Forum 2025 on Friday by Federal MP for Dickson, Ali France. The event was
The Kangaroos hopped away to a 26-6 win over England in front of a record rugby league Ashes crowd in London on Saturday. The International Rugby League (IRL) describes the 60,812 crowd as a record for an Ashes Test, the
Wildlife injured by growing development have been given a better chance of recovery after the state government gave $15 million for a new wildlife hospital at Dakabin, just north of Brisbane’s CBD. The Moreton Bay Wildlife Hospital, and an education
Australian pension funds are growing so much they are now investing in the US, UK and Europe energy, transport and infrastructure projects. Pension funds are keen to double their investment in Europe (with the UK) in 10 years as the
Doctors are joining forces with state health officials to help people stay safe as summer heat comes early to Queensland. Queensland Health and the Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) have put out a primary care guide for doctors and
After three years as a ‘travelling circus’, the Mousetrap Theatre finally has a new home in Redcliffe. An institution on the local cultural scene for more than 70 years, the theatre’s first production at their new home, the Sutton Centre,
Former Wallaby turned Rooster Mark Nawaqanitawase is in the Kangaroos first Test squad to meet England at Wembley, London, this Saturday. But the Test referee’s decision to school the Australians has ruffled English feathers. Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters picked Reece
