Ashleigh Howarth
Ashleigh Howarth is a passionate journalist who has been working in the media industry for more than 10 years.
She has been the editor of several community newspapers, as well as a senior reporter at a metropolitan daily newspaper, all based in southeast Queensland.
Her favourite stories to write are the ones that lead to positive changes in the community, as well as travel, lifestyle, food and entertainment.
Ashleigh received her Bachelor of Journalism from the Queensland University of Technology.
You can keep up-to-date with Ashleigh on Instagram by following @journo_ash_
The Latest from Ashleigh
Candlelight vigils to shine a light on violence
Three candlelight vigils will be held throughout the city this week in honour of those who have died from domestic or family violence. Find out where you can pay your respects here **FREE TO READ**
How to secure your tickets to the Abbey Medieval Festival
Tickets to the much-loved Abbey Medieval Festival and Friday Family Fun Day are on sale now, with people urged to get in early to avoid disappointment. Here is everything you need to know about this year's festivities **FREE TO READ**
Remembering our brave veterans on Anzac Day
As a veteran who served in the British Armed Forces and the Australian Army, taking time to remember those who have fought for freedom is important to Ron Court, who is the president of the Caboolture-Morayfield RSL Sub Branch. Read more about his service and how his family was impacted by war here
Cash boost for The Breakfast Club
The Breakfast Club has been named as one of 32 charities that will benefit from more than $725,000 in funding from Queensland’s largest philanthropic organisation, Queensland Gives. Find out more about the grants here
Police to target speeding and DUI in Easter road safety blitz
Extra police will be out in force on Queensland roads over the Easter school holidays, as officers ramp up their road safety operations.** FREE TO READ **
Heavy rain continues to fall across the Moreton Bay region causing flash flooding and the closure of multiple roads. See the full list here
Moreton Bay residents are being encouraged to lace up their walking shoes and take to the Woody Point foreshore this Sunday to help raise money and awareness for Myeloma Australia. Find out how to register here
Tuck into a chicken parma to help Aussie farmers
The annual Parma for a Farmer fundraiser is on once again, with pub goers being urged to sink their teeth into a delicious chicken parmigiana this month to help raise money for Aussie farmers doing it tough. Find out what pubs are taking part here
Locals and visitors will have the opportunity to explore a number of farms across the region, learn about regenerative farming, taste and purchase a wide array of fresh produce, and cut their own flowers as part of the inaugural Moreton Bay Farm Trail next month **FREE TO READ**
Breakfast Club celebrates 20 years of service
From one spur-of-the-moment Christmas lunch to serving meals five days a week, The Breakfast Club has been a vital lifeline for the homeless and families struggling to put food on their plates for 20 years. Read more about the charity's history and achievements here *FREE TO READ**
