Results for the Caboolture Social Darts Club. Potluck doubles played every Monday night at 21 Hayes Street, Caboolture. Visitors welcome . Names by 7.15pm.   2026 January nights started as of the 5 th .  November/December   Winners:  Ky/Roger, Mason/Jordon, Matty/Jai, Roger/Chris  Runners Up:  Conner/Karl, Matty/Chris, Dale/Conner, Terry/Shayne  High pegs:  Kal 2x66, 86,Sid 60,40, Chris 56,Jai 3x40, Conner 2x40, 74,  Mason 40,60, Rosie 38, Mark 40, Chris 58, Dale 56.     High

By Sheree Hoddinett   Every new year, on the stroke of midnight, we often perform the same ritual. Fireworks crackle and pop, glasses clink and somewhere between the usual “Happy New Year” chorus and the first regret of the year, we make promises to ourselves that would impress even the most optimistic life coach.    This year will be different, we say. This year, I will wake up at 5am, drink lemon water, meditate, run 10 kilometres and still arrive at work glowing with inner

By Sheree Hoddinett    From splash-tastic thrills to laid-back tunes by the water and a step back in time, Australia Day across the community is shaping up to be an absolute ripper for 2026.  If your idea of celebrating starts with slipping, sliding and laughing until your cheeks hurt, Sandstone Point Hotel is the place to be from 10am on Monday, January 26. Ready to slip, slop, slap and slide this Aussie Day? Grab your kit, pack your sunnies and make tracks early, because th

The headspace team provide free mental health support to all young people aged 12-25 who present mild to moderate complexities.    Their team was recently asked the following question:  What if we could radically transform the way we look at mental health?    UNSW Big Anxiety Research Centre offered headspace satellite centre Bribie Island the possibility to take part in the Edge of The Present (EOTP) project. The research study aims to evaluate the impact of mixed reality ex

An interactive time capsule that tells the story of Moreton Bay’s early European settlers for generations will be able to continue its mission after a funding boost from council.  City of Moreton Bay has granted $140,000 per annum over three years to support operations at the Caboolture Historical Village.  Caboolture Historical Society (CHS), which manages the Caboolture Historical Village, will utilise the funding to ensure the village continues to provide a place of educat

Beat up batteries carelessly tossed in the bin are causing headaches for City of Moreton Bay’s waste facility workers.  As we dive into a new year, council is calling on residents to dispose of old batteries the right way as it faces an average of 12 battery-related fires a month at its waste facilities due to incorrect disposal by residents.  Used general household and rechargeable batteries – including lithium batteries - can now be dropped off at any one of City of Moreton

By Sheree Hoddinett    It’s going to be a long process, but the first step in a line of upgrade work for the super busy Caboolture River Road is underway.    Ageing car park facilities at Morayfield State School are already being transformed as part of City of Moreton Bay’s much-anticipated improvements to Caboolture River Road. This work forms part of the broader Caboolture River Road upgrade, jointly funded under the Southeast Queensland City Deal Growth Area Compact.    Th

By Sheree Hoddinett    A wagging tail and a fluffy listening ear are helping children across the City of Moreton Bay fall in love with reading, one page at a time.     For the past six years, City of Moreton Bay Libraries has proudly partnered with Story Dogs, a heart-warming program that pairs children with gentle, trained dogs who listen as they read aloud. What might seem like a simple idea has transformed the reading experience for countless local kids.    Scout the Story

By Sheree Hoddinett    Harmony Haven Singing Group was born from a lifelong love of music, community and connection.     For Frances Hiam, singing director of the newly launched group, singing has always been more than a pastime, it has been a constant thread woven through her life. That journey began many years ago, singing and performing in churches and festivals and later developing her voice with the guidance of a singing coach. What started as personal growth soon grew i

By Chase Christensen     It’s the busiest time of year for parents, as the summer school holidays are here, lasting 6-8 weeks, but may feel like 20 for some. Due to winter sports such as rugby league, soccer and Australian rules football being the pinnacle of our local sports base and most popular in the Moreton Bay area, it may be challenging to find suitable sporting activities for children.  Bribie Island Golf Club  Golf isn’t always seen as a top-tier sport for youth; how