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President Vicki Wood, says there is still time for business to register to shine at the Expo.

It was an action-packed weekend of local sports highlighted by some big rugby union and league derby wins.

It’s a jam-packed week of news from the Glass House Country and Sentinel newspapers. The big stories include a shocking statistic that the Biwa Police Station alone receives 100 domestic

  Editor of The Local newspaper on Bribie Island, Belinda Ferguson, says bank closures have sparked community outrage. Tune in to hear more about our Bribie Masterchef hopeful, too.

Kathleen Finter from Caboolture Rotary spoke about plans for the day that despite the serious topic would make it a fun day for the family. The sister of Alison Baden-Clay

The Local Times Editor Jodie Morphett discusses upcoming community events in Moreton Bay like the Anywhere Festival and Moreton Bay Red Ride, as well as the newspaper’s rebranding to the

Editor of the Sentinel and Glasshouse Country & Maleny News, Mitch Gaynor said the papers are continuing to follow this divisive story including the invitation to 12 Arnhem Land Aboriginal

  Peter Cook from the Ministry of the Caboolture Salvation Army says with many struggling to afford basics like food and bills, the Salvation Army’s Red Shield Appeal on May 25th &

 Beachmere Historian Karen Wallwork unearths the roots of Caboolture Community Radio as they celebrate a 30 year milestone. Karen relives the story of the passionate pioneers and their vision to