SERPENTINE STORIES
It would seem that St Patrick never visited Bribie Island, or if he did, he had forgotten his Irish miracles. Now that the cooler weather has arrived and the snakes are snoozing, I feel...
ARE YOU DRY IN JULY
For many of us, a beer or a glass of wine on occasions, at a barbie, a party or on a regular basis is just a part of our everyday life. Some of us...
EMERGENCY ON BRIBIE
A new proposed multi-level Minor Accident/ Emergency Centre & Hospital for Bribie Island and nearby areas. Husband and wife Raahul and Arti Vaid are the Doctors making this happen with plans waiting for imminent...
Bribie Island – 100-YEAR MILESTONE FOR GIRL GUIDES
Tags: Bribie Island Girl Guides.
Girl Guides have been active on Bribie Island for 47 years, opening the doors at Webster Street in 1972. The girls and their volunteer leaders have been involved in lots...
FINDING BRIBIE ENDS COUPLE’S SEARCH
Tags: Retirement. Travel. Tourism destinations. Queensland. Moreton Bay.
Three years ago, my hubby Ian and I visited the Sunshine Coast region, from NSW, searching for a change, looking at over 50 resorts and parks, we...
PREPARATION KEY TO EMERGENCY RESPONSE
Tags: Bribie Island Emergency Services
When disaster strikes, either by natural or man-made means, it is what happens immediately after the initial event that sets the scene for the effectiveness of any response. Bribie Islanders have...
Somebody Tell The Pelicans
By Richard Whetlor
As I drove over the bridge this morning to The Bribie Islander office I noticed a pelican defying all odds as it wobbled trying to secure it's footing on one of the...
BUSY FINGERS June 2019
SHOP CHANGES
As usual, we are continually busy in the shop, as well as trying to make it easier for customers to locate the items they are looking for. Our manager Sonia has just finished...
THE BRIBIE ISLANDER EXCLUSIVE PELICAN UPDATE!
Pelican perches to be installed on Bribie Island Bridge
Five pelican roosting platforms will be installed on the Bribie Island Bridge following community feedback.
Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey said Bribie Island residents had...
BUSY FINGERS – May 2019
Tags: Second-hand Store. Used clothing, books. Charity. Not for Profit
RUBBISH DUMPING
I just can’t understand these lazy people who continue to use us as a dumping ground. At approximately 1.30 am, a person drove up...
