Redbank Plains (4301) Located 31 km to Brisbane's west, Redbank Plains (4301) was home to about 17,500 people in 2011. It hosts a public library, a high school and a weather radar station which collects data for the Bureau of Meteorology and the National Centre for...
Collingwood Park (4301) Located 30 km to Brisbane's west and 11 km to Ipswich's east, Collingwood Park (4301) is a residential suburb bound by Goodna Creek to the east and Six Mile Creek to the west. Within this catchment area there is a rich collection of both native...
Newstead (4006) Located only 3 km from Brisbane on the banks of the Brisbane River, Newstead (4006) is a mix of commercial and expensive upmarket high rise residential populated by affluent professional couples and singles. Although widely known for its trendy...
New Farm (4005) Located only 3 km from Brisbane's centre on a bend in Brisbane River, New Farm (4005) was once a farming community in Brisbane's early years. New Farm is noted for its large traditional Queensland homes, and quiet tree-lined streets running down to...
Kelvin Grove (4059) Just 3 km from Brisbane's centre, Kelvin Grove (4059) is a steep suburb which is named for a village in Scotland. Kelvin Grove is a mix of is leafy residential with light commercial and industrial consolidated along its thoroughfare, Kelvin Grove...
Eastern Heights (4305) Located 40 km to Brisbane's west and just 3 km east of Ipswich, Eastern Heights (4305) lies between Queens and Limestone Parks and derives its name from a ridge to the east of Ipswich. In 2011, about 3800 people lived in Eastern Heights....
Petrie Terrace (4000) Located in Brisbane city, just 2 km from the CBD, Petrie Terrace (4000) lies between Hale Street to the west and Countess Street to the east, and Musgrave Road to the north and Milton Road to the south. It has only one school but ready-access to...
Spring Hill (4000) Located in Brisbane city, just 2 km from the CBD, Spring Hill (4000) was named in the 1800s for the spring which was the origin of Brisbane colony's fresh water and is one of Brisbane's oldest suburbs. Even to this day, a large number of...
Woolloongabba (4102) Located just 2 km from Brisbane, Woolloongabba (4102) was originally called One Mile Swamp because it was low lying and swampy. Today it is home to the Brisbane Cricket Ground and the Princess Alexandra Hospital. Between 1884 and 1969,...
Red Hill (4059) Just 3 km from Brisbane central, Red Hill (4059) is a steep residential suburb with a strip of shops and commercial enterprises clustered around its two major thoroughfare roads. One of its landmarks, a church, was built in 1914 atop a hill so that it...
