Moreton Bay Region Industry & Tourism

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Via strategic media outreach, Clout PR & Content is helping MBRIT promote, benefit and grow the Moreton Bay Region.

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COURIERMAIL.COM.AU

It’s the biggest foodie event on the regions calendar and there is plenty to see, do and taste across the three-day event. Find out our top picks here.

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9news.com.au

Woody Point, north of Brisbane, has transformed into a foodie's paradise. A three-day celebration of food, wine and culinary creations is now underway with dozens of producers on show, you'll find the region's known for far more than just the Moreton Bay bug.

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Couriermail.com.au

More than 5000 people embraced the Moreton Bay sunshine to either walk, run or roll in one of five events at Sunday's Jetty 2 Jetty Half Marathon and Fun Run.

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7news.com.au

A two day tribute to the dark ages has transformed Moreton Bay into a medieval mecca. The annual Abbey Medieval Festival lured a huge crowd back in time to enjoy the fashion and feasts from our past.

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couriermail.com.au

The Bay is booming. Moreton Bay is basking in an unprecedented tourism boom, with statistics showing the region welcomed a 30 per cent increase in visitor numbers in the past financial year to emerge as one of Queensland’s best tourism performers.

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Construction has officially started on a massive $1.7m art gallery and cafe extension north of Brisbane, along with $400,000 of infrastructure upgrades to support the southern hemisphere’s largest medieval festival – attracting 25,000 knights and maidens every year.

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7news.com.au

School holiday kicks off with a kite festival and comic con in the South East The school holidays are off to a flying start in the South East, with a kite festival and comic con keeping the kids entertained.

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couriermail.com.au

Brendale’s Mike Arieni fell in love with lighting as a punk guitarist with the Brisbane band The Clams more than 30 years ago.

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9news.com.au

A Moreton Bay man has wrapped up a 5,000 kilometre run - 78 days after setting off from the other side of the country.

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7NEWS.COM.AU

Abbey Medieval Festival is back for its 32nd year celebrating 1000 years in one big weekend. Tickets are sold out for the two-day event, with many choosing to spend their last weekend of school holidays with a history lesson.

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MORETONDAILY.COM.AU

Celebrity chef Miguel Maestre always cooks for guests – whether they be family, friends or customers – and he believes fun is as vital an ingredient as quality produce.

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QNEWS.COM.AU

A few hundred Moreton Bay locals have created a human pride flag to celebrate the launch of the region’s first Moreton Bay PrideFest later this year.

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COURIERMAIL.COM.AU

Foodies were out in force for this year’s instalment of the popular Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival.

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COURIERMAIL.COM.AU

The much-loved annual Moreton Bay Food and Wine Festival kicks off this Friday with three delicious days of eating and drinking.

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7news.com.au

The annual whale migration is officially underway and Moreton Bay's 'humpback highway' is bumper to bumper. The first cruise to leave Redcliffe was sold out as tourism operators welcome back international travellers.

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9news.com.au

It's that time of year again; the annual whale migration north is officially underway.

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7NEWS.COM.AU

Music, merriment and jousting returns this year for the Abbey Medieval Festival. The Middle Ages are coming to Caboolture for two days of medieval action.

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couriermail.com.au

Tourists and South East Queensland locals will have the chance to spot frolicking whales now that Moreton Bay’s “Humpback Highway” has reopened.

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9news.com.au

The Moreton Bay Food and Wine Festival is back! In 2021, the Moreton Bay Food and Wine Festival was called off just minutes after opening, as the state was plunged into a snap lockdown. This year the event is back and bigger than ever, with local producers and celebrities excited for the 3-day food festival.

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9NEWS.COM.AU

More than 4,000 people have taken the scenic route to help raise some much-needed funds. The Jetty 2 Jetty Fun Run saw runners enjoy spectacular views of Moreton Bay among them was a very energetic grandfather.

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