Bunya
About Bunya
Bunya, is located in the Hills district of Moreton Bay Region, bordered on the west by Samford State Forest Park and the east by Bunyaville Conservation park.
Bunyaville Conservation Park is a favourite recreational destination for locals and those conveniently located in nearby suburbs. Bring a picnic, head on a bush walk, bird watch or explore the mountain bike tracks and experience a little quiet and nature at Bunyaville.
Things to see and do in Bunya
- Bunyaville Conservation Park
- James Drysdale Reserve
The Latest
Our swimmers going for Games gold
The wait is almost over. After a month travelling and training, six swimmers will carry our region’s hopes into the Commonwealth Games.
Monster holiday attraction coming to our region
Monster Jump, the newest giant inflatable in Australia, is coming to the Sandstone Point Hotel.
MPs detail Budget spending in electorates
Big-tickets projects and funding packages may have dominated headlines following last week’s State Budget, so Moreton Daily asked MPs for each of the electorates in the Moreton Bay Region to reveal what’s in it for their constituents.
New Bunya hub pride of the community
The Golden Valley Keperra Lions have given the Kakowan Community Facility their roar of approval as they prepare to manage the hub. Find out more…
Still waiting to break drought
We may be facing the wettest summer in a decade, but Seqwater’s dams, which supply the Moreton Bay Region, are still in a ‘drought response’ phase.
Sign-up for Home Alone
Pet owners across the Moreton Bay Region and Queensland are being urged to register with the RSPCA Qld’s Home Alone service.
Prepare now for wild weather
The Bureau of Meteorology is forecasting a significant weather event this weekend, with 4-6m waves, 100mm of rain on Sunday, high tides and gale force winds possible. Now’s the time to prepare.
Ferny Grove Candidates: QLD State Election 2020
Meet the Ferny Grove candidates running in the QLD State Election 2020.
Maggies terrorise cyclists
Magpie season has hit the Moreton Bay Region in full force, with butcher birds, plovers and crows joining in for good measure. Here’s where they’re swooping …
Rates relief extended
Ratepayers in Moreton Bay Region will benefit from the extension of Council’s COVID-19 rates relief program until March next year.