With Christmas coming up, NILS may be just the thing you need to afford that essential item you’ve been putting off buying for some time.

Recreational fishers are reminded to brush up on fishing gear rules after a fisher was fined $2,000 in the Oakey Magistrates Court, southern Queensland, for using almost three times the legal number of set lines.  (The legal limit is six per person.)

Kids from Dayboro State School this morning were all smiles at a community planting day held adjacent to North Pine Dam, which is set to enhance koala habitat and improve catchment health.

Local MPs are reminding all residents that if the road ahead is flooded, forget it.
Mr Trevor Ruthenberg has reminded all local residents of the dangers posed by floodwaters.

The Salthouse Clan has increased by three in just over a month.  They have added a Grand-daughter, a Grandson and a Great Grandson.

Main Street Bridge Pain
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Thank You from Rowe Family

Moreton Bay Regional Council has been hosting digital camera workshops across the region’s libraries this month.  There is one remaining workshop available, i.e. Bribie Island on Thursday 29th November at 10a.m.  Bookings are essential and can be made by calling your nearest library.

A small insect, known as the leaf-mining jewel beetle (Hylaeogena jureceki), will be released in locations around southeast Queensland to help fight the spread of the exotic weed cat’s claw creeper.

At the October VIEW Club luncheon Heather Foord gave an interesting talk to members about her career as a newsreader for Channel 9 and family life.

TRIVIA NIGHT – 24th NOVEMBER
The next Dayboro Police charity trivia night will be held on Saturday 24th November at the Dayboro Bowls Club with a Christmas theme.  Teams consist of 8 per table and if you would like to nominate please contact me at Dayboro Police Station.  To help make the night a success we would also appreciate donations of items that can be used as team or raffle prizes.  Funds raised are directed back into the Dayboro community.