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
Changes to major development plan
Plans for a new showroom, shop and food and drink outlet by Bribie Island bridge have changed.
Resort launches donation drive
Thyme Moreton Bay, the Morayfield lifestyle resort, is working with Caboolture Community Action (CCA) again to help those facing homelessness or hardship at Christmas.
Red light for transport depot plan
Plans for a transport depot in Caboolture have been turned down – despite support for the business within the Council chamber.
Tee-time for Classic line-up
Players from the length of Queensland, NSW and Victoria will tee-up for the eighth Cameron Smith Junior Classic at Wantima Country Club tomorrow.
New fee for rates bills
Residents who get Moreton Bay City Council rates notices by post will – with some exceptions – have to pay for it.
Work starts on 2000 new homes
Construction has started on Rivermont, Stockland’s new master-planned community in Waraba - formerly known as Caboolture West.
Residents' fears over 'hotel' plan
Plans for a new ‘hotel’ in Samford Village are causing “stress, concern and anxiety”, say residents near the proposed site.
Green light for recycled water
Approval has been given to start the Wamuran Irrigation Scheme so farmers can use Class A recycled water for such as strawberries, raspberries and pineapples.
Flicking switch on Clontarf lights
The multi-award-winning Christmas lights on Long Street are back with another stunning display to be switched on this Saturday (November 30) at 7pm.
Residents on notice at bay beach
Dog and horse owners will be given new boundaries when using a popular Moreton Bay beach next year.