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ACTIVE HOLIDAYS BOOKINGS opened on Tuesday for Moreton Bay Regional Councils Active Holidays program. Here are those in Pine Rivers and North Lakes. Bookings required where a reference number is given. Full list and to book visit moretonbay.qld.... Page 10

Roping in a mate TEACHERS at Kallangur State School were lining up this week to meet NRL legend Petero Civoniceva. The former State of Origin Maroon was on hand to talk to Year 6 students about teamwork and leadership. Page 1

Marathon mans hardest race BEFORE he was hit by a car three years ago in an horrific accident, Reece Crawford knew nothing about brain injury. This weekend, after enduring tremendous hardships, he will compete in the Pine Rivers Charity Half Marathon. Page 1

Giving it a TRY OLYMPIC legend Libby Trickett cheered on 1500 children as they swam, rode and ran their way to the finish line of the Weet-Bix Tryathlon at Lawnton on Sunday. Page 5

Butterfly with a sting MODEL Tiki Fraser is off to the Bahamas in July, but not for a photo shoot. The champion boxer, who trains at Pine Rivers PCYC, is representing Australia at the Commonwealth Youth Games. Page 1

Beginning of new com QUEENSLANDS first new club on a greenfields site in 20 years opened its doors to the public on Saturday. The $25 million North Lakes Sports Club, at 36-42 Flinders Pde, is the culmination of more than three years of hard work, planning and... Page 2

Tears of joy for Cam CAMERON Smiths father Des has revealed the great pride and emotion felt after watching his son - who grew up, went to school and learned to play golf in Pine Rivers - land his first US PGA Tour title in the early hours of Tuesday morning after a... Page 1

Change the rules ELECTION donation rules urgently need to be tightened to restore public confidence in council elections, a political expert says. QUTs Mary Crawford said the Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) hearing into the 2016 election would likely address... Page 1

Memories of war MURRUMBA Downs Philip Andrews is a survivor. The 93-year-old former merchant seaman was blasted from the deck of a ship, fished out of the water by a second ship, which was then sunk during the disastrous Operation Pedestal in World War II. Page 1

Game changer THIS is how the old Petrie paper mill will one day look. The release of architects impressions comes as Moreton Bay Regional Council Mayor Allan Sutherland and Environment Minister Steven Miles urge residents to have their say during the second round... Page 1

Its a dust up TWO days after ex-tropical cyclone Debbie cut through Pine Rivers, about 4500 people converged on the Eatons Hill Hotels annual rodeo. The Comiskey family plans to donate $10,000 from proceeds of the day to the Queensland Flood Appeal. Page 1

Bubbling over ISAAC Considine is pinching himself after the dream of every football fan came true. Using bubbles, a football and a short video, the teenager - who plays for Brendale-based Moreton Bay United - won a trip to Spain to meet the player some consider to... Page 1

Taylas goal in sight CASHMERES Tayla Harris is confident her Lions womens side can trump the Adelaide Crows in the historic AFLW grand final on Saturday. Harris refuses to be distracted by the stoush over the venue, saying she hopes a Carrara crowd will be as vocal as... Page 1

Game over KALLANGUR Memorial Bowls Club members are in shock after learning the sites owner, Moreton Bay Regional Council, has put the land up for sale. Club member Bruce Jones (pictured, foreground) is leading the fight to save the growing club from closing. Page 1

Celebrating our junior sport stars QUEST Community News is recognising the best in local sport and the extraordinary efforts of junior athletes across southeast Queensland. Today we launch our Quest Local Sports Stars program as part of a national celebration of junior sporting talent. Page 5

Ton of fun with family ALL 17 grandchildren, including one from Ireland and one from England, gathered for mass at Lourdes College, Hawthorne, for Dorothy Mary Xavier Nugents 100th birthday on February 23. The spritely birthday girl had another celebration at Holy Spirit... Page 2

Support for rehab AFTER more than 10 years addicted to ice, Emma (pictured) managed to get clean, and is now encouraging other users to seek treatment. She says a new $5 million drug and alcohol program at Strathpine will go a long way towards helping combat addiction. Page 1

Diamond milestone MAVIS and Neville Rickert celebrate 60 years of marriage today, surrounded by family and friends. Bray Parks Neville Rickert and Mavis Kleinhanss met at dances in country towns dotted around Warwick. "It was a gradual thing and we decided we wanted... Page 2

Crisis hitting home VOLUNTEERS are being forced to provide assistance to homeless people in Pine Rivers as professional support workers are stretched to the limit. Encircle Homestay program manager Miranda Lipke said of the 820 homeless people accessing the program last... Page 1