Palaszczuk Government Lock in New Bus Route for Bribie Students
The Palaszczuk Government has announced it will introduce a new bus service for Bribie Island’s students.
Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey said the government had partnered with Bribie Island Coaches to introduce route...
Pelican Perches Take Flight
Work has started this week on the installation of pelican perches across every single remaining light pole on Bribie Island Bridge.
“I couldn’t be more excited that our iconic bridge is going to have...
O.W.N. Older Women’s Network
Bribie Island Branch recently celebrated their belated 1st Birthday. The members gathered at Sunset Pier Cafe for a special morning tea. Due to COVID-19 our celebrations had to be delayed until restrictions were relaxed...
Accessible Australia
We are slowly recovering from the Covid-19 isolation and it’s now time for us as a community to find as many ways as possible to kick start the businesses and allow for us to...
Vale Sir Clement William Bailey Renouf, AM 1921-2020
For Rotarians, Polio survivors and many others all around the world, the death of Sir Clem Renouf on 11 June 2020 was an extremely sad occasion. To most Australians and particularly residents of the...
Streets of Bribie – Banksia Beach
This article is about a few street and place names in Banksia Beach. This year is the 250th Anniversary of James Cook “discovering” and mapping the east coast of Australia. In mid-June 1770, his...
Nougat the Fearless has Gone
We have much loved all our pets, all our lives, but our little champion was just so different from all our previous fur children. He was the most intelligent, a true comedian, who kept...
The Stories Amongst Us
FAITH IN KINDNESS & UNDERSTANDING
On my first meeting with Wendy Nelson at a recent International Women’s day lunch, I felt compelled to learn more about this amazing young Bribie Island School Chaplain who...
Bribie Island Wildlife – Black Kite Milvus migrans
Tags: Native wildlife. Birds. Black Kite Moreton Bay. Queensland. Australia.
Black Kites are seen very rarely on Bribie Island but are more common on the mainland around Caboolture. I have sometimes seen one flying between...
