Anzac Day 2024 road closures - full list
Published 6:00am 24 April 2024
Words by Nick Crockford
A number of roads will be temporarily closed on Thursday for Anzac Day marches and ceremonies being held across City of Moreton Bay.
The full list is below - and click here for times and locations of each service in the Moreton Bay region.
Beachmere:
From 6-7.45am
Moreton Terrace, between Main St and Sandpiper St
Bribie Island:
From 8-9.30am
Toorbul St, between Foster St and Spowers St
Burpengary:
From 9-10.30am
Station Rd, between North Shore Drive and Morayfield Rd
And Progress Rd, between Station Rd and cul-de-sac
Caboolture:
From 3.30am-1pm
King St, between Morayfield Rd and Riverview St
Beerburrum Rd, between King St and Bertha St
James St, between Beerburrum Rd and Matthew Terrace
Hasking St, between Beerburrum Rd and the multi-story car park entry
Russell St, between King St and cul-de-sac
Deception Bay:
From 5-7.30am
Bayview Terrace, between Captain Cook Pde and Leandi Drive
Ewart St, between Endeavour St and Bayview Terrace
Kallangur:
From 7.30-10.30am
Anzac Ave, between Duffield Rd and Old Gympie Rd
Redcliffe:
From 12.01am-3pm
Marine Pde, Redcliffe Pde and Prince Edward Pde, from Dix St to Klingner Rd
Baker St, from Sutton St to Redcliffe Pde
Car park opposite Redcliffe RSL, cnr Humpybong Esp, Sutton St and Redcliffe Pde
Samford:
From 7.45-8.15am
Burton Lane, part closure
Toorbul:
From 7-8.30am
The Esplanade, between Freeman Rd and First Ave
First Ave, between The Esplanade and Freeman Rd
Freeman Rd, between The Esplanade and Pumicestone Rd
Woodford:
From 4am-12.45pm
Archer St - Service Rd, between George St and the driveway to shopping centre car park
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