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Highvale and the Samford district aren’t conventional work hubs. There’s no business park skyline, no commuter bottleneck at a train station, no obvious boundary where residential calm gives way to commercial activity. And yet, a substantial slice of the local economy is operating in plain sight — just not on the street frontage. What’s happening…
Ask someone near Francis Road where they live and you may get a pause—because the places they use every day belong to both Lawnton and Bray Park. On a map, Lawnton and Bray Park are clearly defined neighbouring suburbs in the City of Moreton Bay. Bray Park’s geography is even described in neat lines: bounded…
On the northern fringe of Brisbane, suburbia gradually softens into eucalyptus forest, winding walking trails and protected bushland that supports a wide range of native species. Near Bunyaville Conservation Park, neighbourhoods including Albany Creek, Eatons Hill and surrounding bushland pockets offer residents a lifestyle shaped by both natural surroundings and suburban convenience. Morning dog walks…
Before Narangba became a suburb of estates and commuter routines, it was a working rural landscape, shaped by paddocks, creeks and a railway stop more than by street grids or shopping precincts. A place organised by land, not streets For most of its history, Narangba wasn’t a town in the conventional sense. It functioned as…
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