having guided high-performing teams throughout his career while Mitch has spent years building a strong reputation in the Brisbane property market.  He began his career with Ray White MetroWest and sees the move as a homecoming for him with a fundamental understanding of the local market Shaun said joining Ray White was a natural choice for their new venture we wanted to align with a family-owned company that leads the market,” Shaun said “Ray White provides the best platform for us to expand our business and offer an unparalleled service to our clients.” Mitch said their focus was on exceptional client service and industry-leading results.  With an emphasis on structured campaigns to achieve the best result for their customers and an expansion into property management on the horizon the Witherow Property Team is determined to make an impact in the market “We are bringing a higher level of service and knowledge to our clients in the Tingalpa and are committed to setting a new benchmark for success,” Mitch said “Tingalpa has seen significant medium house price growth of 18.7 per cent year-on-year from April 2024 to March 2025.  “With the market set for continued growth throughout the remainder of this year we are at the forefront of navigating the local market offering expert guidance to our clients and delivering market leading results.” The duo’s focus is also on building a business of attraction through industry leading training and mentorship “We want to mentor top performers and create a high-achieving culture within our team,” Shaun said.  “Our leadership skills and extensive industry networks position us to establish a standout office that attracts the best in the business.” Ray White Queensland CEO Jason Andrew welcomed Shaun and Mitch to the group recognising their expertise and leadership “Shaun and Mitch bring a wealth of industry experience which embodies our commitment to being best in market,” Jason said “Their combined knowledge of both residential and commercial real estate will be a huge asset to the Tingalpa market.  “We are excited to see them grow and succeed with Ray White.” News Sitemap A development application has been lodged for new sports fields and additional car parking located at Fielders (previously known as Wynnum Manly Workers Club) Designed by Empower, the proposal seeks to improve the existing Outdoor Sport and Recreation uses and (football fields) provide additional car parking areas over 2 stages for spectators and customers of the Fielders Clubhouse The proposed training fields and building pad (future change room building) will be located on the repurposed cricket oval and will be supported by 6 new light towers An improved vehicle cross-over will provide access to the new car parking area and the existing The demolition of the existing cricket pitch and driveway entrance will be required to facilitate the earthworks and new proposal Earthworks will be used to cut and fill to reduce the slope facilitate the changes to the grades and redesigned eastern car parking entry The development provides a total of 215 car spaces including 5 PWD spaces ans also offers a upgraded vehicle and pedestrian access to Bognor Street The planners at Gilvear Planning state “this development will deliver upgraded sporting fields with extensively improved parking to the Wynnum as well as Brisbane community that better utilizes the facility through providing enhanced recreational opportunities and accessibility.’’ “The intended proposal will also revitalize as well as improve the currently derelict and underutilised land parcel and will contribute to the local community through high quality sporting and recreational activities” We encourage you to like the Your Neighbourhood Facebook page to be updated on other projects or development News articles are presented in an unbiased manner from information publicly accessible that includes referenced links for the reader to obtain any further information The facts of the proposed government projects school upgrades and development applications are based on the available information at the time of the published date with information sourced directly from company websites media releases and development application material We reference all our information at the end of the articles and promote the creators with website backlinks Contact us: mail@yourneighbourhood.com.au Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time Schools are due to reopen where it is safe to do so on Monday and residents are cautiously optimistic as authorities say Brisbane is likely to be spared a repeat of the devastating 2022 floods But homes in Tingalpa on Brisbane’s southside were flooding and water was rising in garages at Nundah on the northside after 100 millimetres of rain – almost the average monthly rainfall for December – was dumped over the city in two hours on Sunday morning More than 248,000 homes and businesses remained without power across the south-east on Sunday evening far fewer than the 320,000 earlier in the day although Energex crews planned to work throughout the night in testing conditions Premier David Crisafulli said schools would open “wherever possible although NAPLAN tests would be postponed for students across south-east Queensland until March 17 He said the state government was in talks to make hardship payments available for people and businesses affected by the weather The National Broadband Network was also deploying generators in a bid to get 252,000 households back online More than 1500 live wires were on the ground in south-east Queensland across the weekend Heavy rain caused flash flooding in parts of Brisbane on Sunday inundating homes on Boundary Street and Wynnum Road in Tingalpa swamping cars in Newmarket and Stones Corner inundating garages in Nundah and surrounding businesses in Carina with low-lying areas in Windsor some of the first to go under The Coles at Morningside on the city’s southside was evacuated after its car park flooded Supermarkets reopened but with limited stock on the shelves because of strained supply chains At Woolworths on Montague Road in West End there was nothing but two pumpkins in the fresh fruit and vegetable section 81 millimetres of rain was recorded in two hours to 10am while 142 millimetres was recorded at Mount Glorious between midnight and 6am Seqwater began releasing water from North Pine Dam at 3am but was keeping a watching brief on Wivenhoe and Somerset dams The Bureau of Meteorology’s Sue Oates said the rain would ease in Brisbane from Monday “But don’t expect that the skies will be clear … It will be unsettled and we are expecting showers and potentially thunderstorms through our area,” she said “Finally … we should see an easing of the conditions on Tuesday.” She added that it was unlikely Brisbane would experience a repeat of the 2022 floods heavy rainfall across the Brisbane River catchment and we don’t have that prolonged rainfall for this event,” she said Ex-tropical cyclone Alfred made landfall at 9pm on Saturday where it sat for 12 hours without moving on Saturday When it finally arrived just north of Brisbane Trees were uprooted and came crashing down on houses debris flew through the air and windows and doors rattled catching residents by surprise after the weather had remained benign for much of Saturday Giant fig trees in Brisbane’s CBD were toppled Redcliffe on the city’s northern fringe was among the hardest-hit areas But Redcliffe resident Daniel Goullet told Nine News he stayed fast asleep when the tin roof of his home was peeled off and tossed over powerlines across the road A woman was injured on Anzac Avenue when a tree fell on her car about 9.30pm and another person was taken to hospital after a tree came down on their house on Francis Road in Lawnton The weather bureau’s Angus Hines said Brisbane experienced an “extra squeeze” in the wind between the ex-tropical cyclone and a high-pressure system over the Tasman Sea sea surface winds from the remnants of Alfred generated a fierce More than 230 millimetres of rain was dumped over Hervey Bay in just six hours causing some of the city’s worst flash-flooding in recent history “There’s flash-flooding right across … a lot of water in properties more than 20 people rescued,” mayor George Seymour said “It’s been an extraordinary flash-flooding event .. I’ve never seen it like this in my 20 years in Hervey Bay.” People were rescued from their cars and homes the police station and watchhouse were evacuated and police helped move nursing home residents to higher ground but you have to prepare for it,” the premier said There were signs of life slowly coming back to normal in Brisbane despite the rising floodwater and power outages on Sunday Buses were set to resume on Monday after operating briefly on Sunday before drivers were called in due to the poor conditions two baby boys named “Alfie” were born in Brisbane on Friday Mater Mothers’ Hospital general manager Kerri Gane said the boys were among 66 babies born at the facility over the past three days Get alerts on significant breaking news as happens. Sign up for our Breaking News Alert. Schools are due to reopen where it is safe to do so on Monday and residents are cautiously optimistic as authorities say Brisbane is likely to be spared a repeat of the devastating 2022 floods. But homes in Tingalpa on Brisbane\\u2019s southside were flooding, and water was rising in garages at Nundah on the northside, after 100 millimetres of rain \\u2013 almost the average monthly rainfall for December \\u2013 was dumped over the city in two hours on Sunday morning. More than 248,000 homes and businesses remained without power across the south-east on Sunday evening, far fewer than the 320,000 earlier in the day, although Energex crews planned to work throughout the night in testing conditions. Premier David Crisafulli said schools would open \\u201Cwherever possible, wherever it\\u2019s safe to do so\\u201D, although NAPLAN tests would be postponed for students across south-east Queensland until March 17. He said the state government was in talks to make hardship payments available for people and businesses affected by the weather. The National Broadband Network was also deploying generators in a bid to get 252,000 households back online. More than 1500 live wires were on the ground in south-east Queensland across the weekend. Heavy rain caused flash flooding in parts of Brisbane on Sunday, inundating homes on Boundary Street and Wynnum Road in Tingalpa, swamping cars in Newmarket and Stones Corner, inundating garages in Nundah and surrounding businesses in Carina. More than 100 roads were closed, with low-lying areas in Windsor some of the first to go under. The Coles at Morningside on the city\\u2019s southside was evacuated after its car park flooded. Supermarkets reopened but with limited stock on the shelves because of strained supply chains. At Woolworths on Montague Road in West End there was nothing but two pumpkins in the fresh fruit and vegetable section. In Holland Park West, 81 millimetres of rain was recorded in two hours to 10am, while 142 millimetres was recorded at Mount Glorious between midnight and 6am. Seqwater began releasing water from North Pine Dam at 3am, but was keeping a watching brief on Wivenhoe and Somerset dams. The Bureau of Meteorology\\u2019s Sue Oates said the rain would ease in Brisbane from Monday. \\u201CBut don\\u2019t expect that the skies will be clear \\u2026 It will be unsettled, and we are expecting showers and potentially thunderstorms through our area,\\u201D she said. \\u201CFinally \\u2026 we should see an easing of the conditions on Tuesday.\\u201D She added that it was unlikely Brisbane would experience a repeat of the 2022 floods. \\u201CIn 2022, we had four days of persistent, heavy rainfall across the Brisbane River catchment, and we don\\u2019t have that prolonged rainfall for this event,\\u201D she said. Ex-tropical cyclone Alfred made landfall at 9pm on Saturday, after dawdling off Bribie Island, where it sat for 12 hours without moving on Saturday. When it finally arrived just north of Brisbane, the city was buffeted by howling, gale-force winds, making it an uncomfortable night for many. Trees were uprooted and came crashing down on houses, cars and power lines, debris flew through the air and windows and doors rattled, catching residents by surprise after the weather had remained benign for much of Saturday. Giant fig trees in Brisbane\\u2019s CBD were toppled. Redcliffe on the city\\u2019s northern fringe was among the hardest-hit areas, as roofs were ripped from several homes. But Redcliffe resident Daniel Goullet told Nine News he stayed fast asleep when the tin roof of his home was peeled off and tossed over powerlines across the road, amid wind gusts of 104km/h. A woman was injured on Anzac Avenue when a tree fell on her car about 9.30pm, and another person was taken to hospital after a tree came down on their house on Francis Road in Lawnton. The weather bureau\\u2019s Angus Hines said Brisbane experienced an \\u201Cextra squeeze\\u201D in the wind between the ex-tropical cyclone and a high-pressure system over the Tasman Sea. In another unusual turn of events, sea surface winds from the remnants of Alfred generated a fierce, near-stationary storm over Hervey Bay, about three hours north of Brisbane. More than 230 millimetres of rain was dumped over Hervey Bay in just six hours, causing some of the city\\u2019s worst flash-flooding in recent history. \\u201CThere\\u2019s flash-flooding right across \\u2026 a lot of water in properties, more than 20 people rescued,\\u201D mayor George Seymour said. \\u201CIt\\u2019s been an extraordinary flash-flooding event ... I\\u2019ve never seen it like this in my 20 years in Hervey Bay.\\u201D People were rescued from their cars and homes, the police station and watchhouse were evacuated and police helped move nursing home residents to higher ground. \\u201CYou\\u2019ll never stop Mother Nature, but you have to prepare for it,\\u201D the premier said. There were signs of life slowly coming back to normal in Brisbane, despite the rising floodwater and power outages on Sunday. Brisbane and Gold Coast airports reopened, but many flights were cancelled. Buses were set to resume on Monday after operating briefly on Sunday before drivers were called in due to the poor conditions. Meanwhile, two baby boys named \\u201CAlfie\\u201D were born in Brisbane on Friday. Mater Mothers\\u2019 Hospital general manager Kerri Gane said the boys were among 66 babies born at the facility over the past three days. Get alerts on significant breaking news as happens. . The Red Alert for Moreton Bay and Redlands Coast waterways has been lifted by the Regional Harbour Master but conditions remain volatile and potentially dangerous Maritime Safety Queensland response crews are assessing waterways for damage and changed conditions After a significant weather event like this debris and hazards – both submerged and floating – are to be expected Redland City Council acknowledges the Quandamooka People, the Traditional Owners of the land, waters, winds and seas of Redlands Coast. We acknowledge the Elders, past and present, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people here. Please enter your username or email address to reset your password. Get alerts on significant breaking news as happens. Sign up for our Breaking News Alert But homes in Tingalpa on Brisbane\\u2019s southside were flooding after 100 millimetres of rain \\u2013 almost the average monthly rainfall for December \\u2013 was dumped over the city in two hours on Sunday morning Premier David Crisafulli said schools would open \\u201Cwherever possible The Coles at Morningside on the city\\u2019s southside was evacuated after its car park flooded The Bureau of Meteorology\\u2019s Sue Oates said the rain would ease in Brisbane from Monday \\u201CBut don\\u2019t expect that the skies will be clear \\u2026 It will be unsettled and we are expecting showers and potentially thunderstorms through our area,\\u201D she said and we don\\u2019t have that prolonged rainfall for this event,\\u201D she said Giant fig trees in Brisbane\\u2019s CBD were toppled Redcliffe on the city\\u2019s northern fringe was among the hardest-hit areas The weather bureau\\u2019s Angus Hines said Brisbane experienced an \\u201Cextra squeeze\\u201D in the wind between the ex-tropical cyclone and a high-pressure system over the Tasman Sea causing some of the city\\u2019s worst flash-flooding in recent history \\u201CThere\\u2019s flash-flooding right across \\u2026 a lot of water in properties more than 20 people rescued,\\u201D mayor George Seymour said \\u201CIt\\u2019s been an extraordinary flash-flooding event .. I\\u2019ve never seen it like this in my 20 years in Hervey Bay.\\u201D \\u201CYou\\u2019ll never stop Mother Nature but you have to prepare for it,\\u201D the premier said two baby boys named \\u201CAlfie\\u201D were born in Brisbane on Friday Mater Mothers\\u2019 Hospital general manager Kerri Gane said the boys were among 66 babies born at the facility over the past three days Get alerts on significant breaking news as happens the Proprietary Street venue puts its bar to good use and grab a pizza or burger from the onsite restaurant to line your stomach Entry costs $20 — for the mini-golf only — and can be booked in advance or you can just walk in on the night you'll get unlimited mini-golf games for two ruins and bullet-riddled trucks — all trying to make getting a hole-in-one tricky so you can pick between the simplest way to mini golf glory or challenge yourself The venue also boasts a giant inflatable bag that you can jump onto, climbing walls, high ropes and an indoor ninja course — plus, dating back to early 2022 it's the longest electric flying fox in the southern hemisphere Take a spin before or after picking up a club and you'll be moving at 22 kilometres per hour all while strapped into a harness eight metres above the ground A woman has been stabbed by a man with a knife in a Brisbane park was attacked at Minnippi Parklands at Tingalpa She sustained non-life threatening injuries to her arms and legs It is not yet known if the man and woman knew each other or if the attack was random 'Officers are currently attempting to locate a male offender within the nearby area,' Queensland Police said in a statement.  Major terror attack 'was just HOURS away' before it was foiled by the special forces and police:... 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No one seems to have shared their thoughts on this topic yetLeave a comment so your voice will be heard first. {{message}} A development application has been lodged for the expansion of the existing Tingalpa Hotel located at 1563 Wynnum Road and 31 and 33 Palgrave Street Designed by BSPN Architecture the proposal is for a single storey expansion of the existing Tingalpa Hotel along Palgrave Street frontage and undertake internal refurbishments to integrate the new area of the hotel The proposal seeks to remove part of the car parking area and 3 existing dwellings adjoining the hotel on Palgrave Street The proposed hotel expansion has a proposed space of 53 car parks which totals 123 car parking spaces overall Vehicular access to the site from Wynnum Street is unchanged while access from Palgrave Street towards the parking extension is consolidated to a single point with a two way crossover A development application has been lodged for the redevelopment of an existing service station site to incorporate a new food and drink outlet (including a drive-through) and outdoor dining area Designed by i2C the proposal seeks to retain the existing service station building forecourt and functional layout to integrate the proposed fast food restaurant in the vacant west portion of the site The building design incorporates additional wood finish cladding and elements reflective of a high-quality outlet design that promotes customer experience The proposed functional layout will amend the amenity of the site indoor dining area and additional parking spaces The proposal seeks to maintain existing entry and exit crossovers and consolidate a fuel and food-and-beverage offering from the site to service the local community A new pedestrian entrance will be established and defined by landscaping that aims to improve visual interest along Manly Road Hours of Operation: 7 am to 10 pm / 7 days a week The proposal aims to include landscaping to suit the local character of the site with scaling done appropriately considering the built form presented by the surrounding environment The design focuses on maintaining clear sightlines and creating a positive landscaped street edge The proposal also incorporates improvements to the site which include new landscaping within the site and in the streetscape This seeks to contribute to an overall pleasing visual aesthetic and improve the visual amenity and accessibility to the site The planners at Infinitum Partners state “The proposal adds a complementary drive-thru food and drink outlet to an existing service station which further consolidates the convenience offerings available on the site The proposal incorporates new landscaping within the site and streetscape which will provide visual interest and amenity.” “The proposed development will retain the existing service station infrastructure (fuel forecourt with a proposed food and drink outlet with drive-thru to be constructed on the balance land.” We encourage you to follow the Your Neighbourhood Facebook page to be updated on other projects or developments News articles are presented in an unbiased manner from publicly accessible information that includes referenced links for the reader to obtain any further information A development application has been approved for a new indoor sport and recreation the proposal seeks a new state-of-the-art gym under new management by Fitness Cartel and requires the demolition of the existing gym swim school and dwelling on site to facilitate the redevelopment A development application has been lodged for a Childcare Centre Designed by Black Ink Architecture the proposal seeks a two (2) storey childcare centre over the 1,923sqm site with a maximum floor height of 8.5m high towards the site frontage with two separated low set buildings linked by a 16m corridor along the eastern boundary that breaks up the built form The design was to have the buildings present as two detached dwelling houses The strategically designed building incorporated setbacks landscape buffers and acoustic barriers to be sympathetic to the surrounding residential area The planners at Isaac Consulting state “The proposed built form is modular and comprises two separated low set buildings linked by a built to boundary corridor along the eastern boundary A central outdoor playground is situated in the middle of the centre to break up the built form and to ensure the design presents as two detached dwelling houses The modular design and central playground incorporates existing mature shade trees all of which have been designed to ensure the development is of a domestic scale to integrate with the surrounding Low Density Residential Zone” A development application has been lodged for a transport depot with ancillary office located within the Brisbane Polo Grounds at 235 Murarrie Road Designed by Sparc Architects the proposal seeks a transport depot to provide the storage of vehicles The single warehouse structure is single storey with an overall height less than 15m in height The proposal provides 74 car parking spaces (including 2 disability spaces) within an open car park fronting Murarrie Road Vehicle and Pedestrian access is provided to Murarrie Road The proposal includes 7,000sqm of gross floor area (GFA) with 7.4% site cover across the 16,885sqm development site located on the 97,379sqm overall total area to be updated on other projects or developments in Brisbane or surrounds A development application has been lodged for Multiple Dwellings Designed by Red Door Architecture the proposal seeks to provide thirty six (36) x 3 bedroom units of a low-medium density nature over 11 buildings across the site The units are a mix of triplex and quadplex buildings of a maximum building height of 2 storey (less than 9.5m maximum) Each dwelling is provided with private open space in the form of rear courtyards ranging between 35sqm 0 158sqm An internal landscaped pedestrian pathway is provided from Wynnum Road along the common open space in the north-east corner A second common area is positioned in the north-west corner A development application has been lodged for a Place of Worship the proposal is for a Place of Worship within a new industrial building with a maximum building height of 1 storeys (approximately 6.8m high) The site is within an Industry investigation zone The proposal includes 257 car park spaces (one 6 PWD space) Vehicle and pedestrian access points are proposed to Ingleston Road The planners at Town Planning Alliance state “the proposed design integrates with the surrounding industrial development to the north and is well separated from nearby dwellings The proposal achieves a high-quality landscaping outcome which features a large landscaped reflection area in accordance with the requirements of the neighbourhood plan The proposal is considered to co-exist comfortably with the adjoining uses by providing for a design that supports the residential amenity of the locality and maintains the living conditions of residents with regard to privacy and continued access to presiding climatic conditions.” with 2,019.30sqm (10%) site cover over the 20,193sqm site CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) Nestled among native trees and a bush reserve Hemmant Cemetery and Crematorium is located in Brisbane's bayside which means it offers a range of burial options It also has a memorial chapel and reception facilities The site is rich in social history and many pioneers have been buried there You need to make an appointment to view available burial options at Hemmant Cemetery and Crematorium. To request an appointment, email Council You need to make an appointment to view available burial options at Hemmant Cemetery and Crematorium. To request an appointment, email Council Learn more about burial options and fees Learn more about burial options and fees The memorial chapel is suitable for all types of funeral services and appropriate for people of all religions and ethnicity The chapel at Hemmant Cemetery and Crematorium accommodates up to 86 seated guests and 40 standing The chapel is open plan and provides a quiet There are TVs and audio-visual equipment for DVDs We recommend testing all media prior to the day of the service to ensure compatibility Learn more about chapel hire fees For funeral services held at a private church or facility the coffin is transferred to the crematorium by the funeral director Most cremations take place following the service (when available) Live streaming of funerals is also available Learn more about cremation fees at our crematoria The chapel at Hemmant Cemetery and Crematorium accommodates up to 86 seated guests and 40 standing Learn more about chapel hire fees Learn more about cremation fees at our crematoria Hemmant Cemetery and Crematorium offers memorial gardens and walls to house your loved one’s ashes Garden settings and memorial wall options include: The grounds contain an area dedicated to infants and babies This area features a small outdoor shelter for use as a chapel or for funeral services you may wish to get together to commemorate the life and passing of your loved one in a peaceful environment.  Our catering services provide a selection of high-quality food accompanied by hot and cold beverages The catering room at Hemmant Cemetery and Crematorium can accommodate up to 90 guests with an additional 20 to 25 in the outdoor undercover area Learn more about our reception and catering fees you may wish to get together to commemorate the life and passing of your loved one in a peaceful environment.  The catering room at Hemmant Cemetery and Crematorium can accommodate up to 90 guests Learn more about our reception and catering fees Locating lawn graves and ashes memorial sites is relatively easy at Hemmant Cemetery and Crematorium The allotment number is marked on the bottom right of most plaques and they run in sequential order Numbering was introduced in the late 1900s.  Keep this in mind when trying to locate a specific grave by number.  Carry out a location search to help you find a grave or memorial. Have the person’s first or surname age and date of birth and/or death on hand Visit the cemetery during office hours for assistance and directions.  You can also download the cemetery map to help locate a site roads and buildings in the cemetery grounds.  Numbering was introduced in the late 1900s.  Keep this in mind when trying to locate a specific grave by number.  Carry out a location search to help you find a grave or memorial. Have the person’s first or surname Visit the cemetery during office hours for assistance and directions.  roads and buildings in the cemetery grounds.  PDF  •   396 KB   •   Last modified 13 November 2020 A development application has been lodged for an Extensions to an Existing Educational Establishment at Hemmant Flexible Learning Centre located at 56 Hemmant-Tingalpa Road Hemmant the proposal seeks to establish a new Flexible Learning Building a new General Learning Building and interceding Construction Court to providing improved onsite facilities at the school The proposed new buildings (239.91sqm of GFA) are not the result of increased student numbers and staffing will not increase as a consequence of the new facilities The application was lodged 27 February 2017 @ Hemmant Flexible Learning Centre, 56 Hemmant-Tingalpa Road, Hemmant. Source: Application Report was prepared by Duggan & Hede, Plans were produced by Carol Dowd Architect and are available for review from BCC pdonline. See Council reference: A004594162 for more information Police and paramedics found the man on the street at Tingalpa with gun shot wounds to his head, chest and back. (ABC TV News) Link copiedShareShare articleA man who was shot multiple times in Brisbane's east last week has died in hospital. Police and paramedics found the 30-year-old on the street at Tingalpa last Thursday with gun shot wounds to his head, chest and back. They were called around 3:30am (AEST) by a neighbour who reported hearing multiple shots fired and a man moaning. The injured man was taken to the Princess Alexandra Hospital on Brisbane's southside in a serious condition. Police say they are confident it is not a random shooting, and public safety is not at risk. Investigators are still searching for the offender. 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Brisbane The Jungle is hard to miss as you're barrelling down Wynnum Road because a real airplane appears to have crashed into its facade If Indiana Jones happened to be on board at time then he would find himself at home at this elaborate and ingenious kids' indoor play centre in Tingalpa.  the Jungle has different attractions all with separate pricing You can drop in for an hour and just do one or two or buy a package and stay half the day There's a licenced mezzanine restaurant and downstairs café and the bar is open on weekends too.  and the place where your little monkeys will likely spend the most time You know those soft play mazes they have at Macca's and shopping centres Think one of those but amped up to 11 or 12 It's flippin' huge: at least four stories of ropes Perhaps its most unusual feature is the central atrium where hundreds of squishy blue balls pop noisily out of an air-powered vessel and gather on the floor If you grab a few and ascend to the third level you can put these into pipe guns and fire them at people and objects below Abutting this is the Jungle Jump – a massive inflated pillow designed to catch you when you take a leap of faith from one of three levels Jungle Canopy takes an idea often seen in actual jungles or rainforests – a zipline park. It has you safely hooked up while you take on a number of obstacles about 15 feet above the floor Similarly the Hawk is an electric flying fox that has thrill seekers strapped into a harnessed chair eight metres up and takes them on 140m journey snaking above and around the premises The Gorilla Warrior Ninja Course test your skill at swinging from rope to beam – the floor isn't lava luckily but padded foam. And Tribal Climb is a complete indoor rock climbing experience with harnesses and auto-belay system so that kids can safely scale quite high walls. There's also a Junior Parkour circuit and a Cub's Junior Play pen for toddlers.  In January 2023 the Jungle opened its Mini Golf Safari offering This 16-hole putt putt has an exotica/pirate treasure theme with obstacles including a carved totem poles jeep and a pond complete with a special pole for fishing out your ball when you inevitably misjudge the shot and end up in the drink Expect weird scenes inside the goldmine when you get to hole 14 Time Out visited on a school holiday Sunday when the Jungle lived up to its name with munchkins having the time of their lives every way you looked Some attractions require that you book ahead and on your first visit be sure to arrive with plenty of time to check in and sign the waiver.        Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! About us Contact us Brisbane City Council has provided a new Flood Information Online tool that allows the user to see flood affected land around Brisbane and compare the data to the 2011 and 1974 flood data The unexpected flooding that caused damage to thousands of homes in February 2022 has been added to a new flood map for Brisbane. Brisbane City Council’s new Flood Information Online tool provides an interactive online flood tool designed to make finding information easier Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said the new interactive online flood tool has been designed to make it easier for residents to use and find the information that matters “The online hub gives residents the latest flood information in a new-look interactive way so it is easier for people to visually understand flooding and how it may affect where they live or work” “We are making sure Council’s best available flood risk information is available to anyone who wants it at the click of a button” “To generate the new maps there were nearly 1100 on the ground surveys completed alongside 21 hydrology models and 21 hydraulic models” “The new Flood Awareness Map has been updated to better display information with clearer navigation and improved functionality across devices” “The online tool also includes a new historic flood layer displaying the extent of the February 2022 flood with mapping for both river and creek flooding included,” Cr Schrinner said The Council has used the best tools and technology available to deliver the most comprehensive and user-friendly maps The new Flood Data will influence results in the following online documents:– FloodWise Property– Flood Overlay in Brisbane City Plan– Flood Awareness Map Link to the Interactive Flood Awareness Maps Or for more information on the Flood Awareness Maps The updated FloodWise Property Report will be easier for residents to visually understand how flooding may affect a property for building development and be able to access the best possible information in flood education and awareness “More than 540,000 residents downloaded property reports between January and May this year so we know this update will be a popular feature for residents wanting to be better prepared” but we can be better prepared and these new flood maps will help residents have a better understanding and be better prepared” “Understanding the risk of flooding helps people not get caught off guard and gives them the time to better design and plan for any risk,” Cr Schrinner said “More than 11,750 residents have signed up for the free alerts since the February flood event but it remains important if you’re not registered to sign up so you can be prepared,” Cr Schrinner said The Council competition offering a range of prizes is still open for anyone who signs up before 1 December 2022 [swt-fb-likebox url=”https://www.facebook.com/yourneighbourhood.com.au” width=”340″ height=”500″ tabs=”timeline,events,messages” hide_cover=”false” show_faces=”true” hide_call_action=”false” small_header=”false” adapt_container_width=”false”] [swt-fb-likebox url=”https://www.facebook.com/yourneighbourhoodperth” width=”340″ height=”500″ tabs=”timeline,events,messages” hide_cover=”false” show_faces=”true” hide_call_action=”false” small_header=”false” adapt_container_width=”false”] [swt-fb-likebox 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management team a balanced management style and a family-orientated business.” He acknowledges the decision “was not made lightly — with a range of emotions along with an extensive amount of due diligence with regard to the best interests of my valued clients” Mr Auer has also been recognised by Harcourts for his former career in IT services and sales — as well as his status as an “accomplished renovator” and we spent a lot of time together on building sites I learnt many handyman skills over the years giving me the practical background to ensure my real estate advice to clients is backed by hands-on experience,” he shared Harcourts Queensland chief executive Mitch Peereboom said Mr Auer’s move into the group is “a massive coup for us” “Scott is the market-leading agent in Tingalpa and we are thrilled to welcome him and his team to the group,” he stated Mr Auer will continue to sell throughout the bayside suburbs of Tingalpa and adjoining suburbs alongside his sales associate and we could not be prouder that he has chosen to join forces with the ever-growing team at Harcourts Inner East,” Mr Peereboom shared the new role will see him maintain his commitment to doing the best for both his clients and the local community As well as professing himself as a proud supporter of Tingalpa State School he affirmed his focus on “ensuring all aspects of the real estate experience is transparent Grace is a journalist across Momentum property and investment brands bringing with her a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) from the University of Newcastle She’s passionate about delivering easy to digest information and content relevant to her key audiences and stakeholders McDowall homeowner Jayne Manssen has just sold her property in the investor hotspot Five Brisbane suburbs where median prices are under $1m have been named among the hottest for price booms in the coming year Finder’s Property Investment Index results come just as a survey found Brisbane residents among the most likely of all capitals to believe prices are set for more rises Finder’s Consumer Sentiment Tracker found 26 per cent of Brisbane residents thought price growth would be “significant” over the next year while only 16 per cent of people thought prices would fall Tingalpa scored highly for homes priced under $750,000 Finder’s Property Investment Index Brisbane used criteria including market demand and price growth as well as demographics to measure every suburb by investment potential was the highest-ranked entry-level housing market scoring 89 of a possible 100 points on the index Other best picks for houses priced under $750,000 were Yamanto and Tingalpa (86 points each) Lutwyche (94 points) and McDowall (92 points) were topscoring suburbs priced between $750,000 and $1m This Lutwyche home is marketed by Belle property group said Brisbane’s outer northern suburbs presented excellent value for investors “These suburban areas are great pockets to be in if you are wanting to raise a family three hospitals within a 5km radius and a small commute to the CBD,” Ms Johnson said She said McDowall in particular offered “more bang for your buck” with larger block sizes than surrounding areas such as Kedron “We are starting to see more stock each month We had about six per cent more listings last month compared with the one before but when you are considering insurance premiums and rates going up you do have to be smarter with your purchases there is a quick turnover in the townhouse and villa market as people want to downsize but I’m also seeing a lot of first-home buyers now that we have gotten over that massive fear of missing out and reached the other side of that,” she said Investment criteria included market demand and price growth as well as demographics McDowall homeowner Jayne Manssen just sold her three-bedroom townhouse and said she’d prefer to rent in the same area until she is able to purchase another property rather than move away The shift worker bought the property for $368,000 in 2017 and it was snapped up for $560,000 following a four-week marketing campaign with Ms Johnson The sale price was the highest achieved for the complex while the rental appraisal of $590 per week for the property was particularly strong Ms Manssen negotiated a long settlement while she continues her search for a smaller home close by Cheaper to buy than rent in more than half of QLD suburbs Where the rental crisis has hit hardest She describes McDowall as a “best-kept secret” providing convenient access to her work at South Brisbane but also surrounded by walking trails and bushland “I love living there so I’m looking to reinvest in the area,” Ms Manssen said although I have said I will leave earlier if I find something “I have also considered renting in the area and taking a step out of the market for six months in the hope that prices will go down,” she said third parties have written and supplied the content and we are not 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By accessing or using our platform, you agree to our Terms of Use. A man is fighting for his life and three other were rushed to hospital after a collision between a jetski and a fishing tinnie The incident involving - two adults and two boys on the boat and two adults on the jet ski - unfolded on Tingalpa Creek, near the Chadwell St canoe ramp, in Brisbane's east Two boys were taken by ambulance to Queensland Children's Hospital with one suffering serious facial injuries A man on the boat was rushed Princess Alexandra Hospital in a critical condition Another man with them in the boat sustained only minor injuries The jetski's driver, a 20-year-old Capalaba man, is assisting Queensland police,  Courier Mail reported. Water police from Redland Bay are leading enquiries, with the assistance of the forensic crash unit.  It is understood speed may have been a factor in the crash. The two people on the jetski were uninjured. Man fighting for life after jet ski crashCommenting on this article has endedNewest{{#isModerationStatus}}{{moderationStatus}} “We’re having a lunch room sit-in because the company is refusing the pay us for the day – they want us to work for free”, he says. The protesting workers are part of the day shift and started their sit-in at around 7:30am this morning. Brett says they plan on staying put until the next shift comes in. It is expected that those workers will be locked out by management. “The plant’s not running while the majority of us are sitting in the lunch room. It’s exciting. As the hours go by hopefully it gets more exciting.” The dispute is about current enterprise agreement negotiations. The decision to sit-in came after workers tried to implement partial work bans to pressure the company for a better deal. Brett explains: “We voted up action and today was our first day of action. We actually came to work to put in paperwork bans, and truckloading bans and an over time ban and the company said they’re not going to pay us for any work at all. So we’ve decided to have the sit in.” “We’re fighting for a fair deal for all Tingalpa workers – especially the casual workers who get paid less for the same work”, he says. “We want a pay increase, a decent pay increase and we especially want to see the casual workers who get paid less get paid the same.” They want labour-hire workers on the same rates too. “They get paid $200 a week less than us which causes a lot of animosity between them and the full-time and part-time staff. We want to make sure they get paid the same as us so that everyone’s job is more secure.” The mood among the protesting workers is “really good”, according to Brett. They’re making banners and placards. “People are quite excited, a lot of people think this has been a long time coming. Some of these workers have been here for 30 to 35 years.” Of the company’s response to their action, Brett says: “They have come back in to talk to the members and all they did was re-read a letter that they offered yesterday which was a slight increase to the percentage [wage increase] that we’re asking for but no change to the rest of the EBA.” Brett says that the day shift has been in touch with the afternoon shift workers who will start arriving at around 2pm. “Afternoon shift is the biggest shift and the most active of the lot of them. We suspect when the afternoon shift come in not too many of them will actually try and come to work.” “The day shift has already been asked to leave. We chose to stay here and we’re waiting for them to make the next move. As soon as they kick us out we expect a rally to start.” The National Union of Workers is asking for support for a **rally outside the gates** as the afternoon shift arrives at 2pm. If you can get to Smith's (1331 Wynnum Road, Tingalpa) at **1.45pm TODAY, Thursday**, to show solidarity, that would be much appreciated by the workers. Police at the scene of the Tingalpa shooting on February 6 Link copiedShareShare articleA 24-year-old man has been remanded in custody after appearing in the Cleveland Magistrates Court charged over a fatal shooting in Brisbane's east Dallin James Kruithof has been accused of killing Tweed Heads man Russell Johnstone Mr Johnstone was found with gunshot wounds to his head He was taken to the Princess Alexandra Hospital where he later died. Kruithof, of Mount Gravatt East, was remanded in custody after appearing in the Cleveland Magistrates Court. His lawyer said the allegations would be defended. Detective Inspector Owen Elloy said the arrest followed an extensive investigation. "Today's development is the culmination of six months of intense investigations by members of the Cleveland and Wynnum Criminal Investigation Branches and State Crime Command's Homicide Squad," he said. "I've been in the police for 35 years, I spent four of those years in the homicide squad. Without a doubt this is the most intense investigations I've ever been involved with over the six-month period."