A Queensland Government initiative to reduce litter and increase recycling. Get 10 cents for every eligible container you return.

advances the rights and equity of women, families and communities in Australia through advocacy and empowerment, especially for those living in regional, rural and remote Australia.

A meeting was held on 15th of March 1945 to form a bowls club in Dayoro and a committee elected. The first official meeting of the Dayboro & District Bowls Club was held on 22nd March 1945 with John Kelly President, Win Henzell and Roy Cruice Secretaries and George Currie Treasurer. Property on which to construct a bowling green was leased from J.J. Kely for a term of 21 years with the reight of renewal for further 21 years or outright purchase. Syd Barker was employed to build the green. In March 1946 an offer of 100 Pounds was made to purchase a 40x20 foot army building for a clubhouse. It was proposed to partition this into two small dressing rooms, a central tea room and a barroom and to erect it on the south side fo the green. The first game on the green was held on Sunday 9th June 1946 although the club was no officially opened until 21st December 1946 Dayboro Bowls Club is situated in Bradley Street, Dayboro. Social and full membership available. The bar is open after 3 pm. For information on any events contact the club. Phone 07 3425 1374.

Dayboro Cowboys are a proud amateur rugby league club that play out of the Rugby League Brisbane Competition and have a long proud history. The Dayboro Footy Club was formed in late 1984 and started with 3 junior teams in 1985. The clubs first permanent structures were two galvanised iron sheds, one for the canteen and one for the sale of alcohol. In 1987 the Cowboys won there first Premiership when the Under 16’s won their Grand Final. The following year in 1988, the club fielded its first senior team. They finished an admirable fourth.

Our aims are to collect, collate and preserve articles, photographs and information relating to the Dayboro district.

Dayboro Lions Club: A community service group, helping the less fortunate locally and beyond. Movies on third Saturday each month. Conversation Club every Friday for the elderly of Dayboro district. Dayboro Directory, all monies go back into community projects. New members welcome.

Dayboro Progress Association PO Box 139, Dayboro QLD 4521 Email: secretary@dayborodistrict.com.au Festival email: festival@dayborodistrict.com.au

The Dayboro Show Society offers many facilities to the the local community and tourists. The grounds are also used by the Dayboro Rodeo Association, Dayboro Pony Club, Dayboro Trail Riders Club and Dayboro AH & I Working Horse and Dog Committee. The facilities provided by the Dayboro Show Society are also available for hire to the general public.

DSF is a community supported charity in connction with the Lions that provide support for Dayboro residents and surrounding communities.

I experienced my first yoga class in 1999 and it was instant love. But like any great love affair it had its ebbs and flows. Then in 2009, I became very stressed while working on with refugees in Thailand due to the high emotional demands and constant striving to promote change within an imperfect system. My body was not happy, my mind jammed with my to-do-list, and my heart was craving more than what my life currently offered.

Moreton Bay Region has 12 divisions. All residents elect a Mayor plus a Councillor to represent their division for a four year term. Select a Councillor for more information, including the area covered by their division, register of interests and newsletter. Search using My Area to find your local Councillor.

REKO Ring Dayboro is an online farmers market where you can source local products, pay the producers directly, and collect your goodies from the Railway st car park on Saturdays from 11am to 12pm. Some guidelines about how to conduct your purchases will be posted here soon.