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From major infrastructure announcements and business investment to workforce development, innovation and industry expansion, our Economic Development coverage explores the opportunities shaping the local economy and creating a stronger future for businesses and communities.
Discover how government, industry leaders, entrepreneurs and organisations are contributing to growth, attracting investment and positioning the City of Moreton Bay as one of Australia’s most dynamic places to live, work and do business.
Five Japanese companies have pitched their innovative plans to City of Moreton Bay as part of an international Urban Challenge. City of Moreton Bay is ...
Moreton Bay’s strawberry season has warmed up in the winter weather with “very good quality products” now predicted. As the largest strawberry-growing region in Australia, ...
Paul Fisher has been appointed the new CEO of Regional Development Australia Moreton Bay and Sunshine Coast (RDAMBSC). He is returning to the RDA network ...
Tourism and Events Moreton Bay has appointed Suzy Bohan to a new role, Tourism – Director. Bohan will lead the tourism portfolio, including destination marketing, ...
Plans to build the world’s first utility-scale quantum computer at Moreton Bay Central are set to shape economic growth and opportunity in this City and ...
City of Moreton Bay has announced the appointment of two new executives – Stephanie Callen and Paul Turner. Ms Challen is the new General Manager ...
Moreton Bay’s economic development plans have been given a $25 million boost in Council’s 2026-27 Budget, brought down this month. The City’s biggest budget included ...
Plans to build the world’s first utility-scale quantum computer at Moreton Bay Central are set to shape economic growth and opportunity in this City and ...
The Comiskey Group has always called Moreton Bay home. It’s where the family firm started and is expanding – at a rapid rate. Already Queensland’s ...
