Moreton Bay precinct takes shape

Residents of North Lakes, Mango Hill and surrounding suburbs can now take the short trip to The Mill at Moreton Bay precinct and experience the first stages of South East Queensland's latest large-scale development.

The Mill is planned to be a large scale, mixed-use development, and it is located on two major train lines. In the precinct’s centre is the University of the Sunshine Coast Moreton Bay campus, which opened in 2020. The three-storey building is on the site of the old Petrie Paper Mill, and it boasts state-of-the-art technology, engineering labs, science and nursing simulation labs and a 460-seat auditorium.

In addition, there are services such as a library, cafe and retail shops in the precinct. The Petrie train station and the Petrie to Kippa-Ring shared pathway are close by, making access easy and hassle-free. Businesses relocating or starting up in new premises in precincts like this often invest in new Business Cards to maximise networking opportunities.

The development also has the first free-entry water park in the Moreton Bay region, which opened this year. Families can now enjoy playgrounds, the water park, green space and BBQ facilities.

With the population projected to grow by 250,000 by 2041, additional opportunities will be provided for companies and workers in the already thriving business sector.

To see more details of the development or view opening times for the waterpark, visit the Moreton Bay website.
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