The Bribie Islander | A Community Magazine for Local People

Welcome, Edition 276 Out Now!

As Remembrance Day approaches, let’s take a moment to pause and honour those who have served and sacrificed. It’s a chance to reflect on the freedoms we share and the community we’re part of. Life gets busy, but making time to remember matters. Lest we forget

Here on the Island, it’s lovely to see local businesses giving one another a helping hand. Michael of Moreton Bay Landscapes & Earthmoving is offering support to new businesses on Bribie Island, showing that the strongest communities are built when local business backs local business. Two of the Island’s newest ventures are already feeling the benefit. In this issue, you’ll meet SALT SKINN and The Timber Stop and read about the local support helping them get started.

Looking after our Island extends to our coastline, too. At Woorim Beach, the City of Moreton Bay is restoring sand levels to help protect the coastal environment and nearby property from erosion ahead of the upcoming storm.

With Christmas just around the corner, we’re looking forward to bringing a little festive spirit to the pages of The Bribie Islander. Our special Christmas bumper issue will feature 180 pages, and we’d love local businesses to be part of it. It’s a chance to share your business with the community during one of the busiest shopping seasons of the year and remind readers of what’s available close to home.

We hope you enjoy this issue. Take a little time to remember, say hello to a new local business and keep our Island shops in mind as you start your Christmas shopping. It’s these everyday acts of care and support that make our community such a special place to call home.

Until next time,

Take care, stay safe,
Cherrie Wilson
Editor