Caboolture & Surrounds
The Caboolture precinct is located in the north of the Moreton Bay Region, offering large residential blocks, catering to families away from the hustle and bustle of bigger cities.
The precinct includes; Caboolture, Caboolture South, Bellmere, Elimbah, Morayfield, Moodlu, Rocksberg, Upper Caboolture and Wamuran.
Things to see and do in the Caboolture Region:
- Caboolture Hub
- Caboolture Historical Village
- Caboolture Country Markets (Every Sunday)
- Centenary Lakes
- Queensland State Equestrian Centre (QSEC)
- Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology
- Caboolture Warplane Museum
- Sheep Station Creek
- Morayfield Shopping Centre
Heavy rain closes Moreton Bay roads, schools
Heavy rain and flash flooding have impacted 61 roads across Moreton Bay, with closures in Caboolture, Morayfield and Burpengary, and Morayfield State High School closed. Follow the latest updates.
Teaming-up to help fight crime
Moreton Bay City Council and developers have partnered to install new CCTV cameras in Waraba estates, helping deter crime, improve community safety and protect growing neighbourhoods.
$2.4 billion deal is “fantastic news”
$2.4 billion in funding has been welcomed to support housing infrastructure in Moreton Bay’s Waraba (Caboolture West), enabling roads, water and sewer upgrades to deliver more than 16,000 new homes and support future population growth.
What’s on in 2026 with free community events across the City of Moreton Bay
A full calendar of free community events is being rolled out for 2026, giving locals clarity on what’s happening and when.
Power still out, roads closed in Moreton Bay
UPDATE 3.15PM. More than 21,000 homes and businesses are still without power after Monday’s wild storms, which hit the City of Moreton Bay particularly hard. More than 30 local roads are still closed as are several schools. Here is the latest.
New parks for school holidays
Four new and upgraded parks are opening across the Moreton Bay region ahead of the spring school holidays.
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Who’s Who in 22, Business: Sharon Armstrong
Sharon Armstrong has continued as a committee member and Deputy Chair for RDA Moreton Bay in 2022 and a supporter of Moreton Bay Regional Council’s push to become a city
Who’s Who in 2022, Business: Kel Patch
The skills and experience Kel Patch used to run one of the most successful clubs in Queensland, have been harnessed for the Moreton Bay Region in 2022.
State of the Region, green ambitions
In his inaugural ‘State of the Region’ address, Mayor Peter Flannery has revealed Moreton Bay Regional Council is going into 2023 with the ambitious goal of protecting 75 per cent of its landmass from development
Who’s Who in 22: Sport, part two
Today we continue our Who’s Who in 22 series by listing sporting stars, with ties to the Moreton Bay Region, who have achieved great things in 2022. There’s Little League baseballers, swimmers, boxers, runners, a well-known golfer and a Dolphin or two. Check out part two of the list
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Shaun Batty
Caboolture BMX Club President Shaun Batty has proven how resilient he and his club are following a heartbreaking year that included floods damaging the track and heartless thieves stealing multiple bikes
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Kaylee McKeown
Kaylee McKeown has taken her world standing to superstar status by medalling in 14 of 15 individual and team events at three of the biggest championships on the sporting calendar this year
Big plans for Creative art trail
Planning is already well under way for The Samford & Surrounds Art Trail & Open Studios in 2023.
Clubs team-up to install life saver
Two cricket clubs on the Redcliffe peninsula have joined forces to support men’s health.
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Lakeisha Patterson
Lakeisha Patterson, who learned to swim on Bribie Island and lives in Caboolture, had a golden finish to a year interrupted by illness
Finish in sight for $50m sport developments
Major sports developments, costing $50 million, are on track for completion across the Moreton Bay Region - starting from next month.
