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NORTH BRISBANE NEWS FEED

Wavell Heights Property Listed After Clean-Up
by Wavell Heights News
A three-bedroom home at 15 Newman Road, Wavell Heights, has been listed for auction after a major clean-up at the […]
Socceroos' World Cup Ends In Penalty Heartbreak Against Egypt
by Ascot News
The Socceroos had the game in front of them. Not comfortably. Not cleanly. But after falling behind early, losing […]
Socceroos' World Cup Ends In Penalty Heartbreak Against Egypt
by Hamilton Today
The Socceroos had the game in front of them. Not comfortably. Not cleanly. But after falling behind early, losing […]
Socceroos' World Cup Ends In Penalty Heartbreak Against Egypt
by Aspley News
The Socceroos had the game in front of them. Not comfortably. Not cleanly. But after falling behind early, losing […]
Socceroos' World Cup Ends In Penalty Heartbreak Against Egypt
by Wilston Grange News
The Socceroos had the game in front of them. Not comfortably. Not cleanly. But after falling behind early, losing […]

INNER BRISBANE NEWS FEED

Somerville House Plans New Senior School Facilities in South Brisbane
by South Bank News
A new Senior School Building has been proposed for Somerville House in South Brisbane, with plans to replace existing […]
West End Park Death Leads To Unlawful Striking Charge
by West End Today
A Yeronga man has been charged after a 66-year-old West End man died from injuries suffered during an alleged […]
Sunnyboys Reunion In Brisbane Set For One-Off Roma Street Parkland Show
by Fortitude Valley News
A Sunnyboys Brisbane concert at Roma Street Parkland will bring the Australian power-pop band back for a one-off show […]
South Brisbane's Swimming Talent Heads to Glasgow
by South Bank News
Mollie O'Callaghan and Zac Stubblety-Cook, both born in South Brisbane, have earned selection in Australia's 60-strong […]
Socceroos' World Cup Ends In Penalty Heartbreak Against Egypt
by West End Today
The Socceroos had the game in front of them. Not comfortably. Not cleanly. But after falling behind early, losing […]

SOUTH BRISBANE NEWS FEED

Inside Mainfreight's New $42.6 Million Willawong Freight Facility
by Sunnybank Hills News
New Zealand-founded logistics company Mainfreight has opened a purpose-built cross-dock transport facility at […]
Sunnybank's Shayna Jack Is Heading Back to the Commonwealth Games
by Sunnybank Hills News
Shayna Jack, born and raised in Sunnybank, has been named in Australia's 60-strong Dolphins squad for the 2026 […]
St Peter’s Primary School in Rochedale Marks 50 Years of Community Education
by Sunnybank Hills News
From a humble beginning with a handful of children in two classrooms surrounded by grazing livestock, St Peter’s […]
Socceroos' World Cup Ends In Penalty Heartbreak Against Egypt
by Moorooka News
The Socceroos had the game in front of them. Not comfortably. Not cleanly. But after falling behind early, losing […]
Socceroos' World Cup Ends In Penalty Heartbreak Against Egypt
by Sunnybank Hills News
The Socceroos had the game in front of them. Not comfortably. Not cleanly. But after falling behind early, losing […]

MORETON BAY NEWS FEED

Shorncliffe College Plans New Sports, Science and Innovation Centre
by Sandgate News
Plans for a new sports, science and innovation centre at St Patrick’s College in Shorncliffe would add teaching, […]
Robo Pets Bring Comfort and Connection to Caboolture Library Visitors Living With Dementia
by Caboolture Today
Two robocats and a robodog have arrived at Moreton Bay Region libraries as part of an expanding suite of […]
Petrie Intersection to Test AI Traffic Lights in Australian First
by North Lakes Today
Drivers across Moreton Bay could soon spend less time waiting at red lights, with the City of Moreton Bay preparing to […]
Knights Edge Dolphins After Late Fightback Falls Short
by Redcliffe Today
The Dolphins walked away from McDonald Jones Stadium wondering what might have been after falling 13-12 to the […]
Robo Pets Bring Dementia Support To North Lakes Library
by North Lakes Today
The soft purr of a robotic cat and the steady presence of a lifelike dog are now part of dementia-friendly support at […]

EAST BRISBANE NEWS FEED

Bayside Residents Keep Close Watch as Brisbane’s Flight Path Review Continues
by Manly Today
A renewed debate over Brisbane’s southern flight paths is bringing fresh attention to aircraft noise, with aviation […]
Why Service Learning Matters: Some Lessons Can't Be Taught in a Classroom
by Coorparoo News
Every parent hopes their child will leave school with a strong education. Good results, opportunities for further study […]
Upper Mount Gravatt College Marks 40-Year Story Shaped by Two Catholic Schools
by Mount Gravatt News
Clairvaux MacKillop College in Upper Mount Gravatt is marking 40 years as a college in 2026, with a story shaped by […]
Dune Rats and Legends Lead Half Baked Tour through Mansfield Tavern
by Carindale News
A major rock festival atmosphere is coming to the Mansfield Tavern this August, offering locals a rare chance to see […]
Socceroos' World Cup Ends In Penalty Heartbreak Against Egypt
by Mount Gravatt News
The Socceroos had the game in front of them. Not comfortably. Not cleanly. But after falling behind early, losing […]

WEST BRISBANE NEWS FEED

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