p    Image Credit: Golf Australia  By Chase Christensen  Just months after successfully hosting the Queensland Senior Amateur Championship, Bribie Island Golf Club welcomed some of the best senior amateur golfers from across the world for another major event. The Australian Senior Amateur Championship brought together talented players from across Australia and overseas, with competitors travelling from countries including Canada, Japan and the United States to experienc

Results for the Caboolture Social Darts Club. Potluck doubles played every Monday night at 21 Hayes Street, Caboolture. Visitors welcome. Names by 7.15pm. October Winners: Ashley/Mason, Matty/ Matthew, Tom/Mason, Mason/Kylie. Runners Up: Tom/Mark, Sam/Kal, Smokey/Sherrie, Sam/Mason. High pegs: Rachel 50, Kal 52,48,46, Conner 66, 97, Matty 40,56, Smokey 67,49, Tom 46,101, Shayne 59, Mason 49, Dylan 40, Chris 40, Luke 40, Sid 41. High scores: Sherrie 140,3x100,89,92,17

By Chase Christensen  Waraba Cricket Club has kicked off its summer season in style, with the fast-growing club preparing for an action-packed few months ahead. With six teams representing the club throughout the summer, there is plenty of cricket to look forward to as Waraba continues to build its presence throughout the local community.  The club's six teams are made up of two junior sides and four senior teams. The junior program features the Under 10 and Under 12 teams,

Tuesday October 13 - Club Select Pairs/Triples: Winners: Stephen O'Grady, Bruce Crawford 2nd: Trish Kling, Cheryl Crawford, Mitch Magnussen Wednesday October 14 - Self Select Triples: Winners: Paul Dixon, Dennis John, Robert Stumbles 2nd: Terri Curtis, Stan Hillen, Barry Curtis 3rd: Steve Ross, Peter Nixon, Peter McCarthy Thursday October 15 - Self Select Fours: Winners: Julie Watson, Marg O'Keefe, Anne Ager, Stuart Ager 2nd: Mike Jones, Ralph Chaplin, Steve Todd, An

01/09/26 Single Stableford – Sponsored by The Golf Shop Bribie Island DIV 1 WINNER Carol McKenzie 37. 2nd Abby Driver 36. 3rd Pauline Grooby 35 c/b. DIV 2 WINNER Jasmin Carag 37. 2nd Myra Thomsen 36. 3rd Gay Burnham 35. DIV 3 WINNER Sue Lee 41. 2nd Bev Isaksen 39. 3rd Lenore Wilson 38. NTP. Hole 4 Bev Isaksen. Hole 7 Pauline Grooby. Hole 14 Julie Bell. Hole 16 2nd shot Lenore Wilson. Hole 7 (Div 3 2nd shot) Jody Bedson. Sep 1 - Brayden from the Golf Shop with Myra, Ca

Results for the Caboolture Social Darts Club. Potluck doubles played every Monday night at 21 Hayes Street, Caboolture. Visitors welcome. Names by 7.15pm. September Winners: Ashley/Mason, Matty/ Matthew, Tom/Mason, Mason/Kylie. Runners Up: Dale/Tom, Kal/Shane, Cecil/Matty, Craig/Luke. High pegs: Smokey 73, Jordan 77, Beau 40, Kal 46, Tom 61, Luke 3x40, Mason 98, 78(bull finish), Michael 64,83,48, Dave 56, Sherrie 65,46, Robert 45, Ian 43. High scores: Kal 180,5x100,5x

Image Credit: realestate.com.au  For the first time in their short history, the Dolphins have reached the NRL finals. While simply making the top eight would have been a huge achievement a year ago, this Dolphins side has shown throughout 2026 that it wants to be more than just a participant in September.  Their success has come from several areas, but perhaps the biggest difference has been something they have rarely had in previous seasons: a relatively healthy squad.

Results for the Caboolture Social Darts Club. Potluck doubles played every Monday night at 21 Hayes Street, Caboolture. Visitors welcome. Names by 7.15pm. August Winners: Kal/Shayne, Kal/Jordan, Sid/Jesse, Dale/Matty. Runners Up: Craig/Smokey, Terry/Lyn, Mason/Rachel, Jordan/Kal. High pegs: Smokey 57,44,56,59, Tami 85, Matty 40,96,60, Kal 40,60,62, Terry 49, Shaun 52,56, John B 93, Rachel 66, Sherrie 42, Mason 60. High scores: Kal 135,125, 11x100,140, Matty 123,6x100,

By Chase Christensen    Image Credit: Golf Australia  Bribie Island Golf Club once again proved why it is one of Queensland's leading championship venues, successfully hosting the 2026 Queensland Amateur Championship. The event brought together some of the state’s best amateur golfers, with players travelling from across Queensland and interstate to compete over 54 holes of stroke play from the demanding Blue Championship tees.  Although the championship itself was contes

SOCIAL DARTS Results for the Caboolture Social Darts Club. Potluck doubles played every Monday night at 21 Hayes Street, Caboolture. Visitors welcome. Names by 7.15pm. July/Aug Winners: Chris/Smokey, Mark/Smokey, Matty/Mathew, Chris/Jai. Runners Up: Adam/Matthew, Mason/Terry, Luke/Lyn, Mason Robert. High pegs: Matty 57, Sherrie 50,48,40, Adam 82, Dean 52, Ashleigh 40, Kal 107(bull finish), Chris 40, Beau 62, Jai 40, Jesse 50. High scores: Adam 100,144, Dean 133,113 I

By Chase Christensen Image Credit: NRL.com The second Battle of Brisbane in 2026 provided one of the most exciting games of rugby league all season, with the Dolphins completing an incredible comeback against the Brisbane Broncos at Suncorp Stadium. There was plenty on the line for both sides heading into the match. For the Dolphins, a victory would all but guarantee them a finals berth for the first time in club history. For the Broncos, their finals chances had already

By Chase Christensen Image Credit: Nine The 2026 State of Origin series once again reminded the sporting world why rugby league remains one of Australia's greatest spectacles. Three fiercely contested matches, incredible individual performances and a winner-takes-all decider at Suncorp Stadium delivered everything fans could have hoped for. There is simply nothing quite like State of Origin, and this year's series only reinforced its place as one of the game’s bigge

Just 12 months after celebrating a long-awaited premiership, the Brisbane Broncos find themselves in one of the most dramatic falls from grace the NRL has seen in recent memory. Heading into their Round 20 clash against Penrith (July 16), Brisbane had lost eight consecutive games and were sitting fourth last on the ladder, with its finals hopes hanging by a thread. It is difficult to remember a reigning premier enduring a collapse of this magnitude the following season. The

Results for the Caboolture Social Darts Club. Potluck doubles played every Monday night at 21 Hayes Street, Caboolture. Visitors welcome. Names by 7.15pm. June/July Winners: Matthew, Kal/Luke, Michael/Tom, Rachel/Conner. Runners Up: Rachel/Tamm, Beau/Sid, Sam/Dean, Terry/Sherrie. High pegs: Matty 125, 59,44, Mason 40, Sid 90, Beau 40, Dale 40, Tom 60, Kal 75, Colin 69,50, Luke 70,65, Rosie 40. High scores: Matthew 3x100,129,139,140, Smokey 100,140, Matty 5x100,125,140,

St Columban’s College has capped off an exceptional Trimester 2 in The Associated Schools (TAS) competition, securing both the Netball Champion School and Rugby Champion School titles after a season of impressive performances across the two sports.  St Columban’s Netball teams showcased their skill and consistency throughout the competition, recording 52 wins across the trimester. Their success was highlighted by the strong performances across multiple year levels.  The col

By Chase Christensen  While the Brisbane Broncos continue to struggle through one of the toughest periods in recent club history, their Queensland rivals are enjoying a season to remember. The Dolphins have emerged as one of the competition's biggest success stories in 2026 and are quickly becoming Queensland's best hope of premiership glory.  After securing six consecutive victories, the Dolphins find themselves sitting comfortably inside the top four on the NRL ladder. It

By Chase Christensen    One of the biggest and youngest stories in Australian sport right now is Bribie Island golf prodigy Narsha Solomon.  At just 10-years-old, Narsha has already achieved what many golfers spend decades chasing. She recently became the youngest Australian ever to win a women's open club championship after claiming victory in the Pacific Harbour Women's Club Championship.  What makes the achievement even more remarkable is the way she won. Competing aga

By Chase Christensen  The alarm bells are ringing loudly at Red Hill as the Brisbane Broncos find themselves in a desperate battle to save their season. After winning the premiership in 2025 and entering this year with hopes of going back-to-back, the Broncos now face the very real possibility of missing the finals altogether.  Brisbane's season has taken a dramatic turn for the worse following six consecutive losses. What was once a campaign filled with promise has quickly

Results for the Caboolture Social Darts Club. Potluck doubles played every Monday night at 21 Hayes Street, Caboolture. Visitors welcome. Names by 7.15pm. May/June Winners: Tom, Kal/Sharon, Smokey, Colin/Adam. Runners Up: Sid, Luke/Sid, Cecil/Kal, Dale/Kal. High pegs: Matty 66,45, Tani 61, Davo 55, Mark 40, Josh 41, Sid 40,43, Tom 40, Robert 96, Beau 49, Chris 54, Kal 64, Mason 85,60. High scores: Matty 5x100,180, Roger 111, Sid 116,100,140, Beau 115, Luke 2x100,137,1

Results for the Caboolture Social Darts Club. Potluck doubles played every Monday night at 21 Hayes Street, Caboolture. Visitors welcome. Names by 7.15pm. April/May Winners: Mason/Rachel, Terry/Luke, Dale/Matty, Luke/Matty. Runners Up: Sharon/Chris H, Lyn/Matty, Cecil/Jessy, Sherrie/Terry. High pegs: Terry 40,54, Mason 64,54,66 (bull finish), Sharon 44, Matty 55,40, Kal 51,74,65,48, Matthew 78,75, Mark B 65, Smokey 44, Luke 60. High scores: Lyn 121,85,82, Luke 2x140,2x1