Mango Hill
About Mango Hill
A recently developed residential area, Mango Hill is a family-oriented suburb with the infrastructure and facilities to suit the needs to growing families.
Officially beginning at the junction of the Bruce Highway and Anzac Avenue, Mango Hill is surrounded by the suburbs of North Lakes, Griffin, Rothwell and Kallangur.
Although separated by Anzac Avenue, Mango Hill benefits from the close proximity to North Lakes including access to retail shopping outlets, restaurants and cafes, additional schools, a public library and sporting facilities.
Educational facilities in Mango Hill include; Mango Hill State School, Mango Hill State Secondary College, St Benedict’s Catholic Primary School and St Benedict’s College.
Completed in 2016, residents of Mango Hill and neighbouring suburbs have access to two train stations; Mango Hill East and Mango Hill train station.
Things to see and do in Mango Hill
- Halpine Lake Reserve
History of Mango Hill
Although locally known by the name Mango Hill since the 1950s, it was until September 1980 that it was formally decreed. The name was chosen to commemorate the section of Mango Trees planted along a 700m section of Anzac Avenue that passes through the suburb.
Plans revealed for $100m development
Plans lodged for 116-home Avela community in Mango Hill, featuring resort-style amenities and affordable options for growing local demand.
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.
New parks for school holidays
Four new and upgraded parks are opening across the Moreton Bay region ahead of the spring school holidays.
World-first vaccine for koalas
An ecology and veterinary centre in the Moreton Bay region has helped develop a world-first vaccine to save koalas.
Dream becomes $1.7m reality at museum
Work has started on the $1.7m Abbey Museum Art Gallery and Café extension for paintings never put on display at the Caboolture attraction before. ** FREE TO READ **
"Shocked" to be unsung hero
Caboolture rugby coach Sione Lolohea was “shocked” to be named one of Australia's top 10 unsung sporting heroes in the Cadbury Volunteer Values Awards. ** FREE TO READ **
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Green means 'GO' for $63m contract
The City of Moreton Bay has awarded a $63.5 million contract to Cleanaway for a new garden organics (GO) collection service. ** FREE TO READ **
"Disappointment" at 11th-hour move
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Controversial golf course plan withdrawn
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Revving up for Island Magic
Redcliffe driver Kyle Evans is preparing for one of the biggest tests of his 10-year racing career. ** FREE TO READ **
Community groups from the City of Moreton Bay are among the 11 to receive grants from Unitywater’s annual Community Grants program.
Help to save broken lives
Carinity, the care organisation with clients and services in this region, is appealing for help to get broken lives back on track. ** FREE TO READ **
Major boost for CADA services
CADA, the Centre Against Domestic Abuse based in Caboolture, will receive an extra $113,000 per year to support its services across the City of Moreton Bay. ** FREE TO READ **
Major expansion plan at YMCA
Plans have been lodged for a new 47-unit development of “affordable housing for women over the age of 55”, in Mango Hill. ** FREE TO READ **
"Common sense prevailed" says Mayor
Major projects in the City of Moreton Bay have escaped cuts in the Federal Government’s infrastructure review, to the delight of Mayor Peter Flannery. ** FREE TO READ **
