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June 2008 | Newsletter 3
www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au
Building our future Science on the Move event Regional road projects
Council will this month
hand down its first
budget, which will
deliver essential local
government services
to residents of the
Moreton Bay region.
Budget preparations began
in March and since then
council officers and elected
representatives have taken
part in a series of budget
workshops.
Several rating options
have been presented
during the workshops as
well as options for council
services and programs.
Council is working hard
to ensure appropriate
funding continues to be
First budget announced this monthallocated for important
local government services
and infrastructure such
as libraries, parks, sports
fields, waste collection
and roads.
Developing a budget to
cater for the regions
340,000 strong population
and working through the
complexities of a newly
amalgamated council has
been an enormous task.
Key policy decisions
affecting councils budget
are dependent upon state
government regulations onrates and the cost of bulk
water supplies.
The total budget for
2008/09 is expected to be
in excess of $700M.
Flu vaccinefor over 65s
As the weather cools and flu
cases increase, residents
65 years and older are
urged to protect themselves
against the influenza virus.
The influenza virus can be
particularly debilitating for
the senior members of our
community.
As part of Queensland
Healths targeted
immunisation program, any
person 65 years and older
is eligible to receive a FREE
flu vaccine and Pneumovax 23
vaccine. These vaccines are
available from your doctor or
community clinics. Dates and
times of the community clinics
are on councils website
www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au
or phone 3205 0555 for
information on your closestclinic. No appointment is
necessary.
Alternatively, seek further
medical advice from your
family GP.
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A special project to minimise water wastage is already providing
savings of an estimated two megalitres a day in the region and is
expected to save even more on its completion.
The Pine Rivers district
project, which divides the
supply network into 30
metered zones, started in
July 2006 and should be
completed by September
2008.
In Caboolture district,
council is dividing the
water supply network into
29 district metered areas
and the installation of flow
and pressure monitoring
equipment has been
completed in 15 of
the areas.
Leak detection has begun
in a number of zones
while the installation of
equipment in other areas
is continuing. The water
savings already achieved
are estimated to be close to
two megalitres a day.
Meanwhile, residents can also
do their bit to help reduce
wastage by checking for
previously undetected leaks
on their properties.
By taking a water meter
reading before leaving the
house for several hours and
taking another on returning,
residents can see if any
water consumption is being
registered when no-one is
home.
If water use is registered, but
theres no obvious explanation
for the reading, then residents
should engage a licensed
plumber to examine the
matter further.
Across the region, council is
undertaking water pressure
reduction and leakage
management works as
part of a state government
initiative.
Under the program, water
supply networks are
being divided into district
metered areas, which are
being fitted out with flow
and pressure monitoring
equipment.
In the Redcliffe district,
the water supply has been
successfully divided into
17 district metered areas.
The system is expected
to be operating across
Redcliffe in the near future
and should save about
three megalitres a day.
Busy dealing with business
ur newly elected
ouncillors have had
eir work cut out for
em, getting straight
own to business
a councils meeting
chedule.
uncil operates using
committee structure
nsisting of eight
anding committees and
e advisory committee.
mmittee meetings are
nerally held every Tuesday,
ednesday and Thursday
each week and involve
urs of deliberation as
councillors work to maintain
the efficient delivery of
essential services to
residents.
Workshops and briefings
are often held on the
remaining days of the
week to help the new
council address the issues
and challenges facing
Australias third largest local
government.
For the latest information
about council meetings and
your councillors, visit:
www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au
Building our future
The Francis Road Overpass and Upgrade Project
The Francis Rd overpass at Lawnton is a two-stage $16.4M
strategic road link. It will reduce congestion at peak
times. Stage 1 commenced in April and is expected to be
completed in August.
Woody Point Jetty takes shape
The $8.7M works on the 240-metre Woody Point Jetty are
under way.
The Q150 project funding includes $6M for jetty works,
$1M for landscaping and the remaining funds for the
demolition of the old jetty, design and civil works.
Working to cut water wastage
Beachmere
Works will continue on the Beachmere beautification project.
New boardwalks, paths, lighting, landscaping and more picnic
areas are planned for the next stage.
Stages one and two of the project were completed in
February.
Woorim
Landscaping works will continue as part of councils Woorim
master plan, to enhance the public recreation areas near the
surf beach. Plans are underway to revegetate the area with
6500 plants.
Council completed the second stage of beautification works
at Woorim in January, which involved the redevelopment and
upgrading of nearby parks, car parks and infrastructure.
The works were completed following a thorough community
consultation process.
Pine Rivers Park Q150 Legacy Project
The $2M Pine Rivers Park project, to celebrate Queenslands
150th birthday, should be completed by October 2008.
Council has worked on this 10,000-seat amphitheatre project
for about four months.
For further information on these projects visit councils
website www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au
A drive around Moreton Bay region will show council is continuing to build dynamic thriving
communities through a number of projects that were f lagged by the three previous councils.
Some of these are:
Bray Park Family Day Carer
Alexandra Grandmougin, a
former chef, now enjoys taking
care of children and running a
business in her own home.
After joining the Family Day
Care Scheme Alexandra, who
was trained in many aspects
of childcare, appreciates
the opportunity to make an
income, while being on hand
for her own two children.
Family Day Careprovides jobopportunities
She also benefits from the
strong support of the Family
Day Care staff who offer her
training, advice and expertise,
while ensuring that the care
she provides is of a high
standard and meets the
needs of children and their
families.
Pine Rivers Family Day Care,
which has operated for 32
years, continues to operate
under the new banner of
Moreton Bay Regional Council.
Pine Rivers Family Day Care
is currently seeking carers
across the broader Moreton
Bay region. Phone 3480 6666
for further details.
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5The events listed are proudly supported by Moreton Bay Regional Council
dcliffe
Junecover Redcliffe Heritage
ur Learn about the history
Queenslands first European
tlement and visit places
nterest. The tour departs
ntarf Visitor Information Centre
owing pelican checking, 10am
12.30pm cost $5 per person.
ecall 1800 659 500.
boolture Showgrounds
and 7 Juneboolture Show Rodeo
me and see some of the best
cking stock from the rodeo
cuit. Junior Rodeo from 9am
Saturday. Open Rodeo from
30pm on Friday and 5pm on
turday. Judging of Rodeo Queen
2.30pm on Saturday.
boolture Showgrounds,
erburrum Rd, Caboolture, from
m daily.
boolture Showgrounds
to 8 Juneboolture Show
aturing woodchop, rodeo, show
mping, all sorts of animals,
t and vegetable displays and
ticulture, sideshow alley, rides
d sample bags.
boolture Showgrounds,erburrum Road, Caboolture,
m 9am daily.
oodford
to 9 Junee Dreaming Australias
ernational Indigenous Festival
howcase and celebration
national and international
igenous arts and culture,
atre, dance, music, ceremony,
ual arts and crafts, youth
d childrens activities.
ry fee required. Visit www.
dreamingfestival.com
odford Folk Festival site,
odrow Rd, Woodford,
ening times vary.
North Lakes
Community Centre
11 JuneThe Healthy Together Expo will
showcase health information,
health services, community
services, physical activities,diet information and much
more. This expo will be held
from 10am to 3pm at Lakefield
Drive, North Lakes. Phone
5433 8306.
Redcliffe Area Youth Space
15 JuneHealthy Eating, Active
Lifestyle Expo
Come and enjoy an afternoon
of free entertainment and
activities for the whole family,
from 1pm to 5pm. Have a go
at different sports, dancing,
cooking, a jumping castle and
bungee run.
Morayfield Park
Leisure Centre
15 JuneCaboolture Open Taekwondo
Championships
The third annual event will
highlight competitors from
South-East Queensland,
Northern NSW and the Wide
Bay region. Entry fee required.Morayfield Park Leisure Centre,
Morayfield Rd, Morayfield,
From 9am to 5pm.
Redcliffe
18 JuneDiscover Redcliffe Factory
Tour visit some of Redcliffes
working factories such as Roll
out the Barrel cooperage, Hot
Fusion Ceramics, Redcliffe
Garden Centre and Renes
European small goods.
Departs Clontarf Visitor
Information Centre following
pelican checking, 10am to
12.30pm cost $5 per person.
Freecall 1800 659 500.
North Lakes
Community Centre
18 JunePathways Business Expo
offers business-oriented guest
speakers and information displays
for people starting up a new
business. The free expo will run
from 5.30 to 8.30pm with an
official opening at 5.40pm by
Moreton Bay Regional Council
Mayor Allan Sutherland.
Woodford
20 and 21 JuneWoodford Show
Pastoral, agricultural displays,sideshows and much more.
Woodford Showgrounds, Neurum
Road, Woodford, 8am start.
Pine Rivers District
30 June to 11 JulyThe SHAFT (Super Holiday
Activities for Teenagers) program
offers activities like Cheerleading,
Mountain Biking, Break Dancing,
Go-Karting and Skirmish these
school holidays for high school
students in Pine Rivers district.
Bookings open 17 June
phone 3480 6543 or visit
www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au
Pine Rivers
Regional Art Gallery
June 1 to July 5The Annual Art Awards
Finalists Exhibition and
Beyond Diamonds II a
contemporary jewellery
exhibition at 199 Gympie Rd,
Strathpine (parking off Mecklem
Street). The gallery is open
Wednesday to Saturday from
11am to 4pm. Free admission.
Phone 3480 6941.
Redcliffe Museum
3 June to 31 AugustExhibition: More Shelley China:
Revisiting the Australasian
Shelley Collectors Club. Shelley
china is as popular as ever and this
display of dinner sets, tea sets and
figurines will amaze with its beauty
and diversity. Phone 3883 1898.
Redcliffe City Art Gallery
4 to 28 JuneThe Craft Awards Exhibition
will showcase a number of
masterpieces from artisans
throughout the South-East
Queensland region, particularly
Moreton Bay.
The exhibition aims to highlight
the work of members of craft
organisations and individual
craftspeople to encourage the
pursuit of excellence in their
chosen craft. For more
information phone 3283 0415.
Redcliffe Cultural Centre
5 June at 7.30pm7 June at 2pmFilm: The Black Balloon (M)
The Black Balloon is a funny, heart-
warming story about fitting in,
discovering love and accepting your
family. Cost $6, phone 3283 0407.
Redcliffe Cultural Centre
6 June at 7.30pm8 June at 2pmFilm: The Diving Bell and the
Butterfly (M)
The remarkable true story of
Jean-Dominique Bauby (Mathieu
Amalric), a successful and
charismatic editor-in-chief of
French Elle (subtitled). Cost $6.
Phone 3283 0407.
Bribie Island
Community Arts Centre
9 JuneFabric and Textiles
working together group
The Fabric and Textiles group
meets in Studio 3 on the second
and fourth Monday of each month.
Cost $2 for members, $3 for non
members. Bribie Island Community
Arts Centre, 191 Sunderland Drive,
Bribie Island, 9am to 12pm.
Redcliffe Cultural Centre
13 June at 7.30pm15 June at 2pmFilm: The Other Boleyn Girl (M)
Two beautiful sisters, Anne and
Mary Boleyn, driven by their
familys blind ambition, compete
for the love of the handsome and
passionate King Henry VIII.
Cost $6, phone 3283 0407.
Redcliffe Cultural Centre
17 June at 10amFilm: The Avengers (PG)
Superspy John Steed and
physicist Dr Emma Peel meet for
the first time when August de
Wynter, formerly of The Ministry,
threatens the country with a
powerful weather machine!
Tickets: Free when you purchase
a coffee and cake package from
Cue Bar/Cafe. Normally $6,
phone 3283 0407.
Redcliffe Cultural Centre
19 June at 12 noonLive Show: Midday
Melodies Reunion
Pianist extraordinaire, Joan Wilkie
& Gang will play and sing up a
storm when they return to the
Cultural Centre for this special
reunion concert. Bookings
essential, cost $5 (includes tea
and coffee) or $20 (includes two-
course lunch served after 1pm).
Phone 3283 0407.
Redcliffe Cultural Centre
20 June at 7.30pm22 June at 2pmFilm: Before the Devil Knows
Youre Dead (MA)
The story of a New York
family with an undercurrent of
dysfunction. Cost $6.
Phone 3283 0407.
Pine Rivers
Regional Art Gallery
21 JuneClay animal workshop for children
11.30am to 1pm at the gallery
at 199 Gympie Rd, Strathpine
(parking off Mecklem Street).
Cost $16.50 materials and firing
included. Phone 3480 6941.
Redcliffe Cultural Centre
21 June at 6pmTheatre Restaurant:
Play with your Food
An evening of fine dining and great
entertainment.
Play 1 Remember CaesarPlay 2 Inconvenient People.
Cost $58 (includes a three course
meal) phone 3283 0407.
Bribie Island
Community Arts Centre
22 JuneArts & Crafts Fair
The Arts and Craft Fair has
a number of innovative and
interesting stalls, from garden
ornaments and hand-crafted pots
with plants to hand-made jewellery
and unusual woodcraft pieces.
Bribie Island Community Arts
Centre, 191 Sunderland Drive,
Bribie Island, 8.30am to 12.30pm.
Bribie Island
Community Arts Centre
23 JuneFabric and Textiles working
together group
Cost $2 for members,
$3 for non members.
Bribie Island Community Arts
Centre, 191 Sunderland Drive,
Bribie Island, 9am to 12pm.
Redcliffe Cultural Centre
25 June at 6pmArts Dinner: Food for Thought
Am I covered? Insurance,
contracts, copyright and other
legalities! Cost $7 (dinner
and a drink included), phone
3283 0407.
Pine Rivers Heritage Museum
26 June to 31 AugustScience on the Move is a
portable exhibition created
by Questacon The National
Science and Technology Centre
in Canberra. This innovative
collection of 33 bright and
colourful portable displays brings
the excitement of interactive
science to the Pine Rivers
Heritage Museum. It is open
Wednesday to Friday 10am to
3pm, Saturday and Sunday
10am to 2pm.
Phone 3285 7213.
Heritage Museum Displays at
Pine Rivers Libraries
June to JulyCome and see great historical
displays at the libraries.
Cow Paddocks to Cartonboard
50 years at Petrie Paper Mill will
be at Pathways Library in June
and Strathpine Library in July.
Pioneering the Pine IV, featuring
Pine Rivers founding families,
will be at Albany Creek Library
in June and Arana Hills Library
in July.
Pine Rivers
Regional Art Gallery
The Gallery Shop featuring
work by local artists and guests.
Unusual gifts under $200.
The gallery at 199 Gympie Rd,
Strathpine (parking off Mecklem
St) is open Wednesday to
Saturday from 11am to 4pm.
Free Admission.
Phone 3480 6941.
Life drawing sessions
(untutored) Cost $11
Thursday evenings 6.45pm to
8.45pm. The gallery is at
199 Gympie Rd, Strathpine
(parking off Mecklem Street).
Phone 3480 6941.
Bribie Island Library
30 May to 25 JulyFree Breast Cancer Screening
Breast Screening Queensland
will be holding their free
specialist breast cancer
screening and assessment
service at Bribie Island Library.
During library hours.
Albany Creek Library
JunePioneering the Pine IV
Pine Rivers founding families,
Heritage Museum display.
Pathways Library
JuneCow Paddocks to Cartonboard
50 years at Petrie Paper Mill,
Heritage Museum display.
Caboolture District LibrariesJuneMedieval Month
Caboolture libraries will turn
back the clock and celebrate
Medieval Month with workshops
such as mask making,
calligraphy and shield painting.
Please contact your local library
for session times and dates.
Narangba Library
4 JunePJ Story Time for Kids at 6pm
to 6.30pm. Come along in your
PJs with your favourite pillow
and snuggle down and listen to
stories. Phone 3385 5555.
Redcliffe City Library
4 and 5 JunePre-school Storytelling at
10.30am. Have fun learning
about the four seasons.
Deception Bay Library
11 JuneMedieval Melodies
at 11am to 12noon.
Performed by lute player Lady
Gillian of Renaissance Realm.Phone 3203 1094.
Redcliffe City Library
11 JuneIntroduction to the Internet
at 4.30pm to 5.30pm.
Learn how to unlock the
mysteries of the Internet,
no previous knowledge or
experience necessary.
Bookings essential.
Phone 3283 0249.
Pathways Library
14 JuneLibrary Book Sale. Come and
find a bargain, dont forget your
wheelbarrow! 10am to 1pm.
Phone 3480 9900.
Narangba Library
18 JuneElizabethan Soap Making at
6.30pm to 7.30pm. Come along and
make traditional soap balls. Ages 6
to adult. Cost $5 to cover materials.
Phone 3385 5555.
Redcliffe City Library
18 and 19 JunePre-school Storytelling at 10.30am.
Have fun and listen to some ever
popular Pamela Allen Stories.
Pathways Library
20 JuneLoud @ Pathways Library. Meet
your friends, listen to music. Free
Internet, MTV, pizza and drinks from
6pm to 8pm. For 12 to 18 years
only. Bookings essential. Phone
3480 9900.
Redcliffe City Library
24 JuneDigital Photography for Beginners
at 9.30am. Learn how to takewonderful digital shots dont forget
to bring your own digital camera.
Bookings essential. Phone
3283 0249.
Redcliffe City Library
25 JuneEmail for Beginners from 8.30am
to 9.30am. Learn how to create
your own email address and start
sending emails to friends and family.
Bookings essential.
Phone 3283 0249.
Deception Bay Library
27 JuneMedieval Melodies performed
by lute player Lady Gillian of
Renaissance Realm from 2.30pm to
3.30pm. Phone 3203 1094.
Narangba Library
27 JuneKids Medieval Banquet from
6.30pm to 8.30pm. Night of fun and
fare, with Sir Justyn and Knights
Bachelor. Ages 8 and up.
Cost $5 to cover catering.
Phone 3385 5555.
Burpengary Library
30 JuneFree Fun Fair from 10am to
11.30am. Come along and enjoy
the balloon making, jester show and
face painting, for children 12 years
and under. Phone 3888 5366.
All Moreton Bay Regional Libraries
JuneOnline Database Challenge
Enter the great state-wide Online
Database Challenge competition via
the library catalogue. Complete the
challenge to be in the running to win
a fantastic prize! It could be you,
so visit your local library and find
out how to enter.
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he rapid growth experienced in the Moreton Bay region in recent years presents major
hallenges when it comes to keeping up with demands for necessary infrastructure like
oads and traffic signalisation systems.
ome current road projects are listed below.
aboolture
oad projects
Petersen Road, Morayfield
drainage works to be
completed in July.
Petersen Road, rugby club
corner, Morayfield road
widening and an upgrade
of street lighting to be
completed during June.
Benabrow Avenue, Bribie
Island upgrade of
median strip car park and
installation of pedestrian
signals to be completed by
late July.
Bellara master drainage
scheme, Boronia Drive
upgrade of the stormwater
drainage scheme to be
completed end of August.
Old Gympie Road,
Narangba realignment
and reconstruction of
1.1km of the existing road
between Frawley Ave and
Boundary Rd, including
drainage upgrades, lighting
and the installation of a
roundabout in the McPhail
Road area. Expected to be
completed by late 2009.
Redcliffe
road projects
Robson St, Clontarf
road widening, kerb,
channel and drainage
works expected to be
completed by July.
Eversleigh Road/Oxley
Ave, Scarborough
signalisation upgrade.
Scarborough State
School improved
safety and access via
pedestrian actuate
signals.
Oxley Ave, Scarborough
intersection upgrades
and the removal of dips
at Davis St, Shields St
and Grant St.
Oxley Ave, Scarborough
asphalt works between
Klingner Rd and
Eversleigh Rd.
Pine Rivers
road projects
Old North Rd/
Youngs Crossing/
Samsonvale Rd, Warner
major intersection
reconstruction and
signalisation to be
completed late 2009.
Wirraway St/Bells
Pocket Rd, Strathpine
Major stormwater
drainage upgrade to be
completed in July.
South Pine Sporting
Association stage 4
car park, Brendale
120 bays including
bio-retention zone.
Bradley St, Dayboro
elimination of deep open
drains in Dayboro town
(includes stormwater
drainage and road widening).
Stanley St, Strathpine
pavement reconstruction
and asphalt surfacing.
Francis Rd, Lawnton road
reconstruction and upgrading
(includes stormwater
drainage upgrade, pavement
reconstruction and
intersection improvements).
Dawson Pde/Pimelea St,
Arana Hills intersection
signalisation.
Have your sayIf you have a bright idea or
a concern you would like to
raise with council, you can
have your say at Community
Comment sessions held
during general meetings
of council.
Community Comment
sessions provide an
opportunity for ratepayers
and residents to address
councillors directly regarding
any issues they would like
council to consider.
The chief executive officer
(CEO) is responsible for
referring statements
made by members of the
community to a future
meeting of the relevant
council committee.
Any resident or ratepayer
of Moreton Bay region
wishing to address council
is required to complete an
application form that must
be received by the CEO
seven days prior to the
general meeting at which
they would like to speak.
Application forms and
copies of the Community
Comment policy are
available from Caboolture,
Pine Rivers and Redcliffe
District Offices of Moreton
Bay Regional Council. The
application form and policy
document can also be
downloaded from councils
website at:
www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au
If your pet dog or cat has the
run of the house, chances
are they may need some help
adjusting to life after the
arrival of your new baby.
Introducing a bouncing bundle
of joy into the family home
can be distressing for pets
particularly those used to
getting all of the attention.
But Moreton Bay Regional
Councils local laws of ficer
Louise Laurens reckons
most pets can be trained to
live with babies and small
children in a matter of weeks.
A vet nurse and dog trainer,
Louise has developed a free
course called Preparing Your
Pet For Your Newborn, which
is run as part of antenatal
classes.
Although the course is
currently only available at
Caboolture Hospital, Louise
hopes to roll the program
out across Queensland.
Preparing your dog for the
arrival of your baby should
begin a minimum of two
weeks before birth, but
ideally parents should allow
four weeks to complete the
training.
As part of the course,
participants will have the
opportunity to borrow a
crying CD from the hospital,
to help their pets to get
used to the sound of a baby
crying.
For tips about introducing
your baby to your pet, visit
www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au
Moreton Bay Regional Council
drives its roadprojects
The completion dates of roads projects are subject
to weather conditions. Council appreciates motorists
patience with disruptions caused by ongoing road works.
Finalchance forfestivalfun
1.30pm; Open skate from
3pm; and Pro BMX from
4pm. Competitors of all ages
can sign up on the day.
Jazz and Shiraz at
Oceanview Winery Estate on
Sunday, 1 June.
Taste wines from
local producers, enjoy
breathtaking views and
savour some local jazz
entertainers.
For more information
phone 3480 6666 or visit
www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au
The start of June marks the
end of the 21st annual Pine
Rivers Festival. If you are in
the mood for some festivalfun, dont miss the following
activities.
Core Series BMX and
Skateboard Championships
Albany Creek Skate Park on
Old Northern Rd, on Sunday,
1 June from 10am.
Competition times are:
Under 12 skate from
10am; Beginner BMX from
11am; Under 16 skate from
12.30pm; expert BMX from
free programgetspets out of the doghouse
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If you need some fresh air and sunshine and want to take
the entire family out, including the dog, there are someexcellent facilities designed especially for you.
Council has a number of
parks and tracks where
faithful hounds may be
walked on leashes and
other areas where theyre
allowed to have a real
romp off-leash.
The details of off-leash
areas and dog-friendly
spots can be found on
councils website at
www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au
However, here are some
suggestions to get you
started.
In Redcliffe district,
Kroll Gardens off Snook
Street at Clontarf features
eight hectares of fenced
parkland, fresh water, dog
waste bins and an animal
agility area for off-leash
exercise.
In Caboolture district,
Centenary Lakes at
Caboolture has a number
of on-leash areas but
also has a fenced dog
enclosure for off-leash
activities near Riverview
and Elliott Streets. On
Bribie Island, dogs can
run off-leash on the sand
from the Red Beach car
park to Woody Bay and at
Woodford, the grassed area
in the south-west corner
of the showgrounds is a
designated off-leash area.
In Pine Rivers district,
theres a fully fenced
enclosure for dogs to run
off-leash at Bunyaville
Forest Reserve off Bunya
Road near the tip. Theres
also an enclosure with dog
waste bins at Les Hughes
Sporting Complex, off Baker
Street at Bray Park. Dogs
can be exercised off-leash
at Boxwood Court Park, off
Boxwood Court at Warner
and at Carramar Reserve off
Alma Road at Dakabin.
Designated off-leash
areas are designed
to enable all
residents to
enjoy outdoor
areas safely.
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