Burpengary & Narangba
Burpengary and Narangba are some of the Moreton Bay Region's fastest growing residential suburbs.
Well known for being a great locations to raise a family, surrounded by parks, playgrounds and close to amenities
Things to see and do in Burpengary and Narangba:
- Bite Markets
- North Harbour Heritage Park
- Caboolture Regional Aquatic Centre
- Caboolture Environmental Education Centre
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Vale Tyrone Misso - 1941-2022
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New servo plans on major regional route
Plans for a new service station and food outlet, at the Burpengary end of Morayfield Rd, have been submitted to Moreton Bay Regional Council.
In the loop: $162m upgrade almost done
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Night market back at sports club
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Mayor: ‘serious conversation’ needed on urban sprawl
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