Ten Former Master stores are set to reopen as shopping malls in time for Christmas, with another 30 to follow in 2018. This is one of the biggest shake ups in big box retailing in years.
Toys’R’us, Anaconda, Nick Scali and Amart Furniture are just a couple of retailers that are set to be residing in the former Masters building. According to the Brisbane times the retailing mix at each new centre will be service oriented tenants including childcare centres, gyms, cafes and medical centres or other clinics.
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Above: Nourish Street protestors outside Council in Strathpine. The homeless crisis in Moreton Bay region has come to a head with a major protest and site eviction on the same day, less than 4km apart. Nourish Street held a rally yesterday outside Moreton Bay City Council in Strathpine and volunteers … Read more
Unitywater is taking applications for its Healthy and Thriving Community Grants Program – for environmental projects in Moreton Bay, Sunshine Coast and Noosa. Joshua Zugajev, Unitywater Executive Manager Strategic Engagement, said the program would provide grants ranging from $2000 to $20,000. Projects need to foster collaboration, strengthen community connections and … Read more