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
First look at new hotel plans
Interior designs for the new $35m Dakabin Hotel have been unveiled by The Comiskey Group. See pictures.
Funding call for "life-changing" plans
Plans have been unveiled for new Changing Places facilities which will “change lives” for people with disabilities in the Moreton Bay region.
2024 Queensland State Election candidates Everton
Want to know who is running in the 2024 State Election, with early polling now open and polling day coming up on October 26? Here’s a list of candidates for the seat of Everton.
Precinct plan for huge block
Plans have been lodged for a new industry and business precinct on Deception Bay Road.
Ripper boost for Junior Classic
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Revving up for charity run
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Triumph, sadness - and exciting future
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National call-ups after golden titles
Redcliffe water polo stars Amelie Hoefel and Tian Markart have won gold medals - and places in next year's national training program.
Work to start on new park
Construction will soon start on a new $3.4 million play and picnic park, which has “been in the works” of Moreton Bay region more than 20 years.
"Premier" plans for prime site
Plans for a “premier” hotel on one of Moreton Bay region’s most high-profile blocks of land, will take a significant step forward this week.