Everton Hills
About Everton Hills
Located on the edge of the Bunya reserve, Everton Hills is a largely residential suburb, surrounded by the suburbs of Arana Hills, Bunya, Everton Park, Keperra, Mcdowall and Mitchelton.
Everton Hills contains numerous hardware and automotive service businesses, which include hardware, glaziers, landscapers, mechanics and smash repairs.
Two convenience centres and a number of small businesses and cafes services the locals of the Everton Hills, while the closest major shopping centre lies in the neighbouring suburb of Mitchelton.
Everton Hills, along with Arana Hills and Ferny Hills constitute what is known as the Hills district.
The Latest
'Diamond' interchange shining bright
The $30 million Gympie Arterial Rd and Strathpine Rd Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI) is now complete and operational.
Centre shortlisted for world cup base
Moreton Bay Region could be 'home away from home' for an international team during next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Duo kicking on towards Lions debut
Ella Smith and Charlie Mullins are coming home this weekend for Brisbane Lions’ big NAB AFLW clash with Essendon at Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex.
World first coming to Scarborough park
Scarborough is joining the world’s first simultaneous running event raising awareness for the Great Barrier Reef.
Piper already has nationals in sights
Narangba’s Piper Sanderson is back from her international debut in Seychelles this month - and already working towards next year’s first goal.
Snapshot of Comiskey Group's grand plans
One of the region’s biggest developers The Comiskey Group, owner of the Eatons Hill and Sandstone Point Hotels, has big expansion plans.
Massive Murri Carnival kick-off in Redcliffe
The Queensland Murri Carnival has kicked-off in Redcliffe bringing 38,000 rugby league players, coaches and supporters to this region.
United after merger gets green light
Two clubs in the Moreton Bay Region are about to merge creating one of the biggest football clubs in Greater Brisbane.
Top archers aiming for Samford
Top archers from Australia and overseas will be drawing back their bows in Samford next week.
Stay out of water at Moodlu quarry
Unitywater has warned Moodlu Quarry is closed to the public and now an “active construction site”.