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| ( 10 ) | Add LOGO - (Only JPEG, GIF or PNG files, no PDF. For best results image at least 400px wide) | Position Vacant | Name | Business | Suburb | Date | ||
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FULL-TIME POOL TECHNICIAN We are looking for someone to join our team as a mobile pool and spa service technician. Nublu Pool and Spa Care has been providing commercial and residential pool services to the area for over 10years. This position is for a full-time pool cleaner and with training provided, previous experience is not required. If you possess a strong work ethic with attention to detail, problem solving skills, are an organised individual with the ability to swim and hold a manual driver’s license, then we'd love to hear from you. Please email your resume to [email protected] | Brandi Scott | NUBLU Pool and Spa Care | Port Douglas | [email protected] | 06.06.2024 09:05 | |
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REFRIGERATION MECHANIC Full-time Position Available Port Douglas Area ❄️ Great working hours: 8:30am - 4:30pm ❄️ Great tropical lifestyle ❄️ Company vehicle supplied ❄️ Flexible workplace & friendly crew! Competitive Salary + Super + Perks Fourth Year Apprentices encouraged to apply. For a confidential interview, call 0488 080 240. | Pip Tempest | Chillydog Refrigeration | Port Douglas | [email protected] | 05.06.2024 09:53 | |
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CLINICAL MIDWIFE CONSULTANT (Project Officer - Mossman Maternity and Child Health Model of Care) Location/Division: Rural and Remote Services- MOSSMAN Salary: Fixed Term Temporary Full Time for three months, $5081.10 - $5516.60 per fortnight Duties/Abilities: The Mossman Hospital team are seeking a Clinical Midwife Consultant (Project Officer - Mossman Maternity and Child Health Model of Care) to join them. In this role you will be developing a new Maternity and Child Health Model of Care for our local community to provide a coordinated journey for women, children and their families with a seamless transition from early pregnancy to a child’s second birthday. Enquiries: Peter Le Griffon – 07 4084 1220 Application Kit: https://smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobs/QLD-CAH568069 Closing Date: Thursday, 13 June 2024 | Peter Le Griffon | Cairns And Hinterland Hospital And Health Service | Mossman | [email protected] | 03.06.2024 17:33 | |
| 4. |  |
SITE SUPERVISOR Commercial Property Services and Keir Qld are looking for a Site Supervisor to deliver Construction Projects in the Port Douglas Region. This role will ensure effective quality supervision, co-ordination and attention to detail. You will work closely with Project Managers to ensure quality standards meet client expectations. The ideal applicant will have strong leadership and management skills. Requirements Minimum 5 years’ experience in the Construction industry Lead and support the site team Ensure timely delivery of projects Manage and coordinate trade contractor works Monitoring safety requirements on-site Build and maintain relationships with clients and contractors Ability to assess deliverables against set construction program Excellent communication skills and be able to produce precise written works Excellent planning and prioritising ability The Ideal Candidate The successful candidate will have qualifications in carpentry or shop fitting, in addition to experience in maintenance, commercial fit-outs and small construction projects. Demonstrated knowledge across the industry, including relevant safety requirements, current practices, and legislation will be key. Qualifications in Project Management will be looked upon favourably. You will be outcome driven, self-motivated and demonstrate great attention to detail. To apply, please submit your current CV and Cover Letter via email at [email protected]. | Marc Jennings | Commercial Property Services / Keir Qld | Port Douglas | [email protected] | 03.06.2024 15:10 | |
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EXPERIENCED MECHANIC Exemplar Coaches and Limousines is a family owned and operated tourism transport company located in Craiglie. The safety, maintenance and presentation of our fleet is pivotal to the way we operate and present ourselves. We seek a qualified mechanic to service and manage our fleet on site Monday to Friday. This role requires someone who has the necessary qualifications, is experienced, organised, motivated, has an eye for detail and enjoys being part of a happy dynamic team. With a range of vehicles from Toyota Coasters to Commuters, people movers and sedans to work on daily, there is diverse work. We pride ourselves on our happy culture and team co-hesion. Salary $60,000 + negotiable. If you consider yourself the person for this role, please contact Cheryl on 4213 3333 or email [email protected] | Cheryl Wellham | Exemplar Coaches and Limousines | Port Douglas | [email protected] | 03.06.2024 14:15 | |
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RELIEF CANE HARVESTER DRIVER 2024 Sugar cane crush Burdekin region, North Queensland West Haughton Harvesting is a Sugar Cane Harvesting contracting business based in the Upper Haughton (Burdekin) region. We’re seeking a relief operator for the 2024 Sugar Crush to begin in June - full time, casual work, for the entire season. Roster is 2 days every 8 days for Harvester Driving (wheeled machine) and other duties will include in field tractor work, haulout driving (if license held) and general farm work. Remuneration will be based on experience. Call Peter 0428 635 922 | Madeline Murray | West Haughton Harvesting | Ayr | [email protected] | 30.05.2024 09:10 | |
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CASUAL FIRE SAFETY SECURITY OFFICER Mossman MPHS Applications open: Thursday , 30th May 2024 Applications close: Wednesday 12th June 2024 Apply via Smartjobs link: https://smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobs/QLD-CAH568055 The Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health Service strives to provide excellence in health care, wellbeing, research and education in Far North Queensland. The Health Service is the primary provider of health services to residents of the Cairns, Tablelands and Cassowary Coast regions with a population of over 250,000 people, as well as providing specialist services to the Torres Strait and Cape York region. Cairns Hospital is the primary referral hospital for Far North Queensland. We provide an extensive range of health services at more than 30 regional, rural and remote facilities across a geographical area of 142,900 square kilometres. The Health Service is 95 percent self-sufficient with only a small number of high-level acute services being provided in Townsville and Brisbane. Our staff are a part of the community we serve, and we strongly believe that health outcomes are enhanced by involving our community in the planning and evaluation of local health services. YOUR OPPORTUNITY To ensure a safe, secure environment is maintained for staff, patients and visitors by responding to security incidents, fire alarms and other internal emergencies within the hospital facility. The successful applicant will support clinical units within the health facility by performing operational services related functions to support services including Porterage and Cleaning. YOUR ROLE - Fulfil the responsibilities of this role in accordance with CHHHS values - Accountability, Integrity, Compassion and Respect. - Follow defined service quality standards, occupational health and work policies and procedures relating to the work being undertaken in order to ensure high quality, safe services and workplaces. - Communicate timely and effectively in emergency situations with supervisors and department heads working effectively as part of a team. - Patrol the hospital facility buildings including accommodation and regularly checking all entry/ exit doors are locked to ensure a safe working environment for staff, patients and visitors. - Undertake initial response, report & containment of fire and security incidents /breeches to the Nurse Team Leader out of hours and to the Operational Services Supervisor and Director of Nursing during hours while continuing to maintain effective hospital communication and liaison during the course of the incident. - Prioritise workload ensuring urgent duties are attended. - Undertake duties consistent with the role of an Operational Services Officer as required including but not limited to: - Respond to telephone calls and attend to all calls promptly. - Transport patients to various departments throughout the hospital and return to wards. - Conduct security requirements for helicopter medivac landings before transporting to and from helicopter. - Identify document, receipt and discharge bodies of deceased patients. - Assist with patient handling as per guidelines and as directed. - Conduct regular inspections of buildings & equipment to ensure service ability of equipment and effective fire safety precautions are observed. - Cleaning of various areas of the facility. - Attend to phone alarms (Duress, Fire, Assist, Vaccine fridges, medical gas etc.) - Check medical gas cylinders and main banks and change when necessary. - Submit written reports on all security related incidents. - Perform other duties as directed by Line management. While not mandatory, possession of the following would be well regarded: - Certificate III – Security Operations or Security Officer/Crowd Controller License issued in Queensland. - Has completed or working toward completing Occupational Violence Training Potential applicants are advised that the Aged Care Act 1997 requires Queensland Health employees and volunteers of aged care services to have a current National Police Certificate. Queensland Health will facilitate the applicants obtaining the above check. Vaccine Preventable Diseases (VPD) evidence as required for your employment in accordance with legislation/government policy and Directives: - It is a condition of employment for the employee in this role to be, and remain, vaccinated against or non-susceptible to the following Vaccine Preventable Diseases (VPDs) during their employment: Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR), Varicella (chicken pox) and Pertussis (whooping cough). Existing staff engaged prior to 1 July 2016 (and have not had a break in service) are not subject to this new condition of employment unless they are moving from one Hospital and Health Service to another Hospital and Health Service within Queensland). Existing staff that have previously submitted this evidence since 1 July 2016 will not be required to resubmit. - It is a condition of employment for the employee in this role to be vaccinated against or not susceptible to Hepatitis B. Proof of vaccination or non-susceptibility is a condition of employment for all staff (new and existing) who have direct contact with patients or who in the course of their work may be exposed to blood/body fluids or contaminated sharps. – It is strongly recommended that you complete the VPD Evidence Form and prepare your documents prior to meeting with the selection panel; however, you will only be required to supply the evidence if you are the preferred applicant. If you are the preferred applicant, your application for employment will not be successful unless you comply with this Queensland Health policy. – A Tuberculosis risk assessment form is to be completed prior to commencement. You will be assessed on your ability to demonstrate the following key capabilities, knowledge and experience. Within the context of the responsibilities described above under ‘Your role’, the ideal applicant will be someone who can demonstrate the following: - Advanced interpersonal and communication skills. - Extensive knowledge of Workplace Health and Safety regulations. - Skills and knowledge in firefighting practices, systems and appliances. - Working knowledge of security techniques and guidelines relating to a health facility. - Basic computer skills. - Working knowledge of functions and operations of a health service environment. - Ability to work effectively as a member of a team. Your application Please provide the following information to the panel to assess your suitability: - Your current CV or resume, including the names and contact details of two referees. Referees should have a thorough knowledge of your capabilities, work performance and conduct within the previous two years, and it is preferable to include your current/immediate/past supervisor. - A short statement (maximum 1-2 pages) on how your experience, abilities and knowledge would enable you to achieve the key responsibilities and meet the key attributes. Queensland Health encourages applicants to apply on-line for our vacancies through www.smartjobs.qld.gov.au - To do this, access the 'apply online' facility on the Smartjobs and careers website. - Online applications have special requirements: - You need to create a ‘My SmartJob’ account before submitting your online application. Details are available through the Queensland Government SmartJobs and Careers website at www.smartjobs.qld.gov.au; - You can ‘save and submit later’, allowing you to organise your attachments for submission at a later time, but before the closing date of applications. - By applying online, you can track your application through the process, maintain your personal details through registration and withdraw your application if required. - Do not attach photographs, certificates, references or other large graphics to your application. - Any documents attached to SmartJobs should be in Microsoft Word, or .jpg, .gif, .bmp, .png, .rtf, .txt, .doc or docx. Do not upload zipped files, pdf documents created through Microsoft Word 2007, tagged pdfs or protected documents. - Late applications cannot be submitted via the SmartJobs website, so please allow enough time before the closing date to submit your application. If approval has been granted by the Selection Panel for a late application to be considered, please contact the Recruitment Services team to arrange this. - If you experience any technical difficulties when accessing www.smartjobs.qld.gov.au please contact 13 QGOV (13 74 68). - Hand delivered applications will not be accepted. - All calls relating to the status of your application once the job has closed should be directed to the contact officer on the role description. - If you require any other assistance, please contact Recruitment Services on 07 4226 3752. | Narelle Spencer | CHHHS - Mossman Multi Purpose Hospital Service | Mossman | [email protected] | 29.05.2024 10:39 | |
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CLUB MANAGER The Port Douglas Yacht Club is inviting applications for the position of Club Manager. This is an opportunity to work in a tropical paradise. The Port Douglas Yacht Club is a famous long-term establishment with the only waterfront beer garden in Port Douglas. Our club offers full bar facilities, including the coldest beer in Port, and a restaurant known for our emphasis on quality, fresh, local food to produce mouthwatering meals at Yacht Club prices. We also engage and work with some of the best live musicians in Port Douglas. We are seeking an experiences and proactive Club Manager who can help us take our establishment to new heights. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in senior bar or club/hotel management, with experience in budget management and POS systems. They should be hands-on, skilled communicators with excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to work with diverse personalities, always striving to maintain a safe and fun environment for all patrons. The successful candidate should be a self-starter, eager to take on new challenges and help the Club move forward. They should be able to provide monthly written update to the Club's management committee with proposals to increase patronage and profitability. Furthermore, the candidate should be fit, motivated, and enthusiastic, with a keen eye for detail and strong leadership skills. RSA and RCG qualifications are mandatory. Responsibilites of the role include hands-on bar work, staff management, customer service, strong food and beverage knowledge and skills, adminisaration, was all as liaison/coordination of entertainment and security. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment and are passionate about creating memorable experiences for patrons, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity. All applicants must provide a CV and references. Only applicants with contactable references will be considered. Remuneration will depend on the successful candidate's experience and ability to meet the requirements listed above. The above-award conditions will be available based on the successful candidate's effective operations. The salary range is $75,000 - $90,000 + Super, and free accomodation for first month is available if required. The position is for a 38 hour week but it is expected that the work hours will involve evenings and weekends. The Club Manager will report to the Vice Commodore and the Management Committee. To apply, please submit your current CV and references via email at [email protected] | Port Douglas Yacht Club | Port Douglas Yacht Club | Port Douglas | [email protected] | 27.05.2024 12:53 | |
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SALES ASSOCIATE LJ Hooker Port Douglas & Mossman is expanding its already successful sales team. It is an opportunity to start your career in real estate NOW! Real Estate is an exciting industry that gives you the opportunity to earn an unlimited income along with flexibility. Skills and Experience Real Estate experience is considered a benefit but there is no need to have previous experience to be successful in Real Estate. We are looking for are people with: - Confident Attitude - Commitment to Succeed - Willingness to Learn - Integrity and Honesty - Immaculately presented - Excellent communication skills both written and verbal - Possess a strong work ethic - Proficient learning and using computer systems The role will include, but is not limited to: - Learning how to prospect for new opportunities to generate appraisals and listings. - Assisting and attending open homes and buyer inspections - Building and maintaining relationships with existing LJ Hooker clients - Commitment to working on Saturday. - Handling prospective buyer inquiries - Growing and maintaining your database As you develop and display increasing competence in these areas your responsibilities will evolve, resulting in you becoming a fully-fledged Agent. In the years ahead, you may well become the Agent who mentors a new starter! Successful applicants will be required to hold or obtain a Queensland Certificate of Registration and undertake our induction and training program. You require your own reliable vehicle with insurance and current driver’s licence. If you want to earn unlimited income and have the drive to succeed, send in your resume to – [email protected]. | Nicki Samson | LJ Hooker Port Douglas | Port Douglas | [email protected] | 24.05.2024 10:21 | |
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ADMINISTRATION EXTRAORDINAIRE Full time position. Immediate start! Join our small team here in Mossman and be a part of a successful growing industry. We need someone who has exceptional skills with computer programs, website maintenance, dealing with non-for-profit organisations and local businesses, taking bookings, documentation preparation and managing onsite programs. Multitasking is key in this position. You will need to display excellent customer service, maintain confidentiality, take initiative to work autonomously, outstanding work ethic, attention to detail and working well in a team environment. Previous R.T.O experience is an advantage but not necessary as there is on-site training. If you think this job is right for you, please submit your recent CV/Resume with a cover letter telling us why you think you’ll be suitable for the position to: Email: [email protected] We will not be taking phone calls or walk ins please email us your CV/Resume. | ADMINISTRATION - FULL TIME | Far North Training and Consultancy | Mossman | [email protected] | 24.05.2024 09:46 |
| ( 16 ) | Date | Start time | End time | Event name | Event description | Location | Cost | Website link | Event contact phone | Event contact email | Category (Maximum of 4 categories) | Terms and conditions | Name | Phone | ||
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Thursday 27 June 2024
2024-06-27T00:00:00+10:00
| 7.00PM | 9.00PM | TOPICS IN THE TROPICS TRIVIA |
Every Thursday Night at starting at 7pm. Grab your fellow brainiacs for an evening of fun. Come and enjoy dinner first (bookings from 6pm) or a few bevies while you give your brains a workout. Bookings recommended. | Hemingway's Brewery, Crystalbrook Marina | free | https://www.hemingwaysbrewery.com/whats-on/all-events/topics-in-the-tropics-trivia | 0482 173 337 | [email protected] | Free Event, Trivia & Games | Kim Logan | [email protected] | 0438374860 | ||
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Thursday 20 June 2024
2024-06-20T00:00:00+10:00
| 7.00PM | 9.00PM | TOPICS IN THE TROPICS TRIVIA |
Every Thursday Night at starting at 7pm. Grab your fellow brainiacs for an evening of fun. Come and enjoy dinner first (bookings from 6pm) or a few bevies while you give your brains a workout. Bookings recommended. | Hemingway's Brewery, Crystalbrook Marina | free | https://www.hemingwaysbrewery.com/whats-on/all-events/topics-in-the-tropics-trivia | 0482 173 337 | [email protected] | Free Event, Trivia & Games | Kim Logan | [email protected] | 0438374860 | ||
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Thursday 13 June 2024
2024-06-13T00:00:00+10:00
| 7.00PM | 9.00PM | TOPICS IN THE TROPICS TRIVIA |
Every Thursday Night at starting at 7pm. Grab your fellow brainiacs for an evening of fun. Come and enjoy dinner first (bookings from 6pm) or a few bevies while you give your brains a workout. Bookings recommended. | Hemingway's Brewery, Crystalbrook Marina | free | https://www.hemingwaysbrewery.com/whats-on/all-events/topics-in-the-tropics-trivia | 0482 173 337 | [email protected] | Free Event, Trivia & Games | Kim Logan | [email protected] | 0438374860 | ||
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Sunday 30 June 2024
2024-06-30T00:00:00+10:00
| 4PM | 8PM | Sheraton Sunset Sessions |
There’s no better way to spend a laidback Sunday afternoon than with cool drinks, Mediterranean bites and classic Ibiza chill out tunes as you float in our sparkling blue saltwater lagoons, or settle onto the sandy shore of the resort’s main beach. Choose your level of indulgence with three exclusive packages, one of which will extend your experience for the entire day in a private poolside cabana... Sheraton Sunset Sessions is a beautifully crafted shared sunset moment in paradise. Perfect for couples, groups of friends or adult families to gather together and celebrate. Don’t miss out on this unique and memorable sunset experience. Reserve your spot today. | Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort Port Douglas | From $50 | https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/sheraton-sunset-sessions-30-june-2024-tickets-913673400737?aff=Newsport | Food & Wine Event, Live Entertainment | Alina | [email protected] | 0740995888 | ||||
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Saturday 15 June 2024
2024-06-15T00:00:00+10:00
| 3PM | 4PM | Sugarcane Rum Masterclass |
During the masterclass you will be tasting rum made by Mount Uncle Distillery, the most awarded distillery in Far North Queensland! Mount Uncle has an unrivalled reputation in producing award-winning products with an emphasis on using local and national Australian ingredients. Head Distiller and Director, Mark Watkins, will talk you through their process of using sugar cane to create the Mount Uncle FNQ Rum Co range. You will be tasting three different rums including the winner of the Gold Medal for World’s Best Pot Still Rum at the World Rum Awards (2021). Your rum tasting will be accompanied by creatively paired dishes curated by Sheraton’s talented Executive Chef, Belinda Tuckwell. | Daintree Bar at Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort Port Douglas | $49 | https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/rum-masterclass-15-june-2024-tickets-913673089807?aff=Newsport | Food & Wine Event | Alina | [email protected] | 0740995888 | ||||
| 6. |
Saturday 8 June 2024
2024-06-08T00:00:00+10:00
| 11 | Until food runs out | Daintree Coast Community Shed BBQ |
Cow Bay Beach BBQ - not for profit fundraiser Approx 1hr 15min from Port Douglas CASH ONLY Burgers & veg burgers, cakes, sausage sizzle, cold drinks STALL HOLDERS & BUSKERS WELCOME | Cow Bay Beach | $15.00 burgers | 0427006607 | [email protected] | Community Event, Family Event | Stall holders & buskers to have own insurance | Cindy McLaughlin | [email protected] | 0427006607 | ||
| 7. |
Saturday 8 June 2024
2024-06-08T00:00:00+10:00
| 11 | Until food runs out | Daintree Coast Community Shed BBQ |
Cow Bay Beach BBQ - not for profit fundraiser Approx 1hr 15min from Port Douglas CASH ONLY Burgers & veg burgers, cakes, sausage sizzle, cold drinks STALL HOLDERS & BUSKERS WELCOME | Cow Bay Beach | $15.00 burgers | 0427006607 | [email protected] | Community Event, Family Event | Stall holders & buskers to have own insurance | Cindy McLaughlin | [email protected] | 0427006607 | ||
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Sunday 9 June 2024
2024-06-09T00:00:00+10:00
| 11:30am | 3:00pm | Sunday Lunch at Lichi's | Delicious 3 course alternate drop menu with welcome drink on arrival & Lucky Door Prize ticket. Fabulous Raffle and Auction Prizes up for grabs, a fun gathering all in good cause for specialised equipment at Mossman Hospital and giving back to our community. | Lichi's Restaurant, 18/20 Wharf Street, Port Douglas | $85.00 per person | https://fnqhffundraising.fnqhf.org.au/mossman-lunch-at-lichis/ | 0418467532 - Deborah Kachel | [email protected] | Community Event, Food & Wine Event | Please let us know when booking if you are vegetarian or have other dietary requirements. | Meave Pedemay | [email protected] | +61740841212 | |
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Monday 24 June 2024
2024-06-24T00:00:00+10:00
| 5pm | Hemingway's Monday Night Social Club |
Looking for a fun and affordable Monday nights out in Port Douglas? Kick back with friends old and new at Hemingway's Brewery for free pool, board games, and upbeat music. Wallet friendly food and drink specials available all night (Margarita Mondays anyone?) All are welcome, beautiful locals, boaties, backpackers, tourists, fellow hospo workers - Beer towers, basics, finger food, schooners, shots, margis, sublime sunset vibes, and more | Crystalbrook Marina | Free entry | https://www.hemingwaysbrewery.com/whats-on/all-events/monday-social-club | 0482 173 337 | [email protected] | Free Event, Trivia & Games | Kim Logan | [email protected] | 438374860 | |||
| 10. |
Monday 17 June 2024
2024-06-17T00:00:00+10:00
| 5pm | Hemingway's Monday Night Social Club |
Looking for a fun and affordable Monday nights out in Port Douglas? Kick back with friends old and new at Hemingway's Brewery for free pool, board games, and upbeat music. Wallet friendly food and drink specials available all night (Margarita Mondays anyone?) All are welcome, beautiful locals, boaties, backpackers, tourists, fellow hospo workers - Beer towers, basics, finger food, schooners, shots, margis, sublime sunset vibes, and more | Crystalbrook Marina | Free entry | https://www.hemingwaysbrewery.com/whats-on/all-events/monday-social-club | 0482 173 337 | [email protected] | Free Event, Trivia & Games | Kim Logan | [email protected] | 438374860 | |||
| 11. |
Monday 10 June 2024
2024-06-10T00:00:00+10:00
| 5pm | Hemingway's Monday Night Social Club |
Looking for a fun and affordable Monday nights out in Port Douglas? Kick back with friends old and new at Hemingway's Brewery for free pool, board games, and upbeat music. Wallet friendly food and drink specials available all night (Margarita Mondays anyone?) All are welcome, beautiful locals, boaties, backpackers, tourists, fellow hospo workers - Beer towers, basics, finger food, schooners, shots, margis, sublime sunset vibes, and more | Crystalbrook Marina | Free entry | https://www.hemingwaysbrewery.com/whats-on/all-events/monday-social-club | 0482 173 337 | [email protected] | Free Event, Trivia & Games | Kim Logan | [email protected] | 438374860 | |||
| 12. |
Saturday 22 June 2024
2024-06-22T00:00:00+10:00
| 9:00am | 3:00pm | Mossman Quilt & Craft Expo: Airing of the Quilts |
Visit the 2024 Mossman Quilt & Craft Expo: Airing of the Quilts - Saturday 22nd June 9:00am - 4:00pm Sunday 23rd June 9:00am - 4:00pm Monday 24th June 9:00am - 3:00pm See a display of quilt and craft items created from all over North Queensland and beyond. Make sure you give yourself plenty of time to wander through and enjoy the beautiful creations on show. Delicious morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be available each day. Enjoy a tea or coffee or a cold drink while you chat with friends. You will also be able to visit craft stalls with gifts and all of your quilt/crafting needs. All proceeds of this amazing event go to Leukaemia Foundation. | Mossman Indoor Sports Centre, Front St, Mossman QLD 4873 | Entry (includes program): Adult $10.00, High School aged $8.00 | 0458 111 142 | [email protected] | Arts & Culture, Community Event | Katie Shepherdson | [email protected] | 0439781338 | |||
| 13. |
Saturday 8 June 2024
2024-06-08T00:00:00+10:00
| 5.30pm | Mossman Boat & Fishing Club Trivia Night | Our 2023 Trivia was such a success that we are bringing it back for 2024, this time with a little Mexican Twist. We are putting a theme to our Trivia Night this year to add a little extra fun, so the best Mexican dressed table will win a prize. There will be loads of fun to be had, with raffles, Duck & Felicia's Food Van, & trivia hosted by KStar. | Mossman Boat & Fishing Club | $10 | https://www.trybooking.com/CQXGS | [email protected] | Community Event, Trivia & Games | Mrs Karly Scomazzon | [email protected] | +61437114977 | ||||
| 14. |
Sunday 9 June 2024
2024-06-09T00:00:00+10:00
| 9 am | 1 pm | WHOLESOME ONE DAY WELLNESS RETREAT |
Immerse yourself in a day of self-care and connection. Nourishing Retreat nestled in Luxurious Tropical Resort ~ Niramaya Day Spa, Port Douglas. Retreat is designed to help you take some time for yourself to Reconnect and Recharge. Retreat Schedule: Welcoming Circle Guided Yoga Class Breath Work Sauna and Plunge Pool Session Letting Go Fire Ceremony and Closing Circle Wholesome Lunch (drinks not included) Swim, Relaxation, Journaling optional | Niramaya Day Spa, Port Douglas | 125 | https://yogainthetropics.com/june-9th | +61438117486 | [email protected] | Community Event, Sport Event, Workshop or Training | Petra | [email protected] | 0438117486 | ||
| 15. |
Wednesday 4 December 2024
2024-12-04T00:00:00+10:00
| 10 am | Free Kids Fun Yoga & Mindfulness Playshop | School Holiday Kids Yoga for Primary School Aged Kids. | Port Douglas Neighborhood Center | free | https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1198069? | 0438117486 | [email protected] | Community Event, Family Event, Free Event, Sport Event, Workshop or Training | Bookings Essential via link | Petra | [email protected] | 0438117486 | ||
| 16. |
Sunday 18 August 2024
2024-08-18T00:00:00+10:00
| 6:00am | 4:00pm | 60km K2PD SOLO and Team Relay foot race |
The Kuranda to Port Douglas is a point-to-point race incorporated in the Mowbray National Park within the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. It starts just off Kennedy Highway in Kuranda and follows Black Mountain Road through native rainforest, open eucalyptus forest, pine plantations and over picturesque creeks. The finish is on the famous Four Mile Beach, Port Douglas. The tropical rainforest is home to the endangered southern cassowary, a flightless bird that can grow to two metres in height - you might see one! Join us for the 60km K2PD SOLO and Team Relay foot race. Entries close at 11.59pm, Thursday, 15 August 2024. A medal is included in your entry fee. | Kuranda to Port Douglas | $100 for solo; $50 per team member. Early bird discounts apply. | https://www.racespace.com/au/dynamic-running-ltd/k2pd2024 | 0417798444 | [email protected] | Sport Event | Lorraine Lawson | [email protected] | 0417798444 |
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Location:
Wonga Beach is an extensive beachside suburb 17 kilometres north of Mossman and 20 minutes south of Daintree Village. This suburb has one of the longest stretches of sandy beach in the area.
The adjacent locality of Bamboo is located west of Wonga Beach and has 129 inhabitants (2016 census) with a surface of 20.5 km2 (7.9 sq mi).
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
21.4 km2 (8.3 sq mi)
Population: (census 2016)
975
Living in Wonga Beach:
Peaceful, quiet, tranquil and tropical.
Wonga Beach is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of the tourists in Port Douglas while still being able to live amongst the stunning surroundings.
This suburb has a beautiful lush backdrop of huge Calophyllum trees interspersed with Coconut palms. Looking south from Wonga Beach you can see Island Point which shelters the harbour entrance of Port Douglas.
Behind the coastal vegetation is an extraordinary array of architecture. From the quaint owner built holiday and fishing shacks of the 1930s to the newer multi million dollar homes.
For families with children there is Wonga Beach State School, a government primary (Prep-6) school for boys and girls.
Wonga Beach facilities include a service station and pharmacy, caravan park and BBQ facilities.
Real estate market statistics:
The median sold prices over the last year (January 2022 - January 2023) is $412,500 for houses in Wonga Beach. Based on five years of sales, Wonga Beach has seen a compound growth rate of 13.8% for houses. On average, houses spend 47 days on the market. The median price for a 3 bed house is currently $405,000.
(Information retrieved from realestate.com.au)
The predominant age group in Wonga Beach is 60-69 years. Households in Wonga Beach are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Wonga Beach work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 66.8% of the homes in Wonga Beach were owner-occupied compared with 66.2% in 2016.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
The coastal village of Cooya Beach is just 5 minutes from Mossman and approximately 10 minutes north of Port Douglas. A residential area popular with local families and a beautiful beach suitable for walking and exercising dogs.
The adjacent locality of Bonnie Doon is located southwest of Cooya Beach has 327 inhabitants (2016 census) with a surface of 20.55/km2 (53.23/sq mi).
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
8.8 km2 (3.4 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
546
Living in Cooya Beach:
Living the coastal dream. Cooya Beach is a quiet residential community, a family friendly area with a genuine community feel. Perfect for living the quiet life.
There is a great cross section of residents, from singles and young couples to families and retirees.
It also offers new-build options (Ocean Breeze) and beautiful beachfront options (Bougainvillea Street).
Mud-crabbing is one of the go-to activities on Cooya Beach. Because of the close proximity to the mouth of the Mossman, there are numerous forms of life that relish the muddy waters and the change from freshwater to saltwater surroundings.
Likewise, boating is a popular sport amongst visitors and locals. The pristine coastline promises spectacular views and peaceful waters to peruse.
Real estate market statistics:
The predominant age group in Cooya Beach is 50-59 years. Households in Cooya Beach are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Cooya Beach work in a community and personal service occupation.
In 2011, 52.1% of the homes in Cooya Beach were owner-occupied compared with 61.3% in 2016. Currently the median value of houses in Cooya Beach is $551,634.
In Bonnie Doon the median value of houses is currently $592,313.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic, a leading property data provider)
Location:
Cape Tribulation is located 35 kilometres north of the Daintree Ferry in the heart of the prehistoric Daintree Rainforest. The locality contains a small number of bed and breakfast eco lodges, tourism resorts and backpacker hostels.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
125.6 km2 (48.5 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
118
Living in Cape Tribulation:
Cape Tribulation is the epitome of a tropical paradise: serene and secluded, lush and vibrant, and with ample space to kick back, relax and enjoy a refreshing swim after a toasty day’s rainforest exploring.
This extraordinarily pretty stretch of the Daintree National Park with its dramatic headland and lush, unspoiled rainforest makes for some exquisite surroundings.
The remote headland of Cape Tribulation is where two UNESCO World Heritage Sites meet – the Wet Tropics Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef.
Australia's richest diversity of flora and fauna is found in this region.
Location:
Cassowary is located 18 kilometres from Port Douglas and 7 kilometres from Mossman.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
24.9 km2 (9.6 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
119
Living in Cassowary:
Cassowary is home to many rural farming properties.
The north-western part of Cassowary is low-lying coastal plains and is used for farming sugarcane. The eastern and southern parts of the locality form part of the Cassowary Range.
There are no schools in Cassowary. The nearest primary schools are Mossman State School and Port Douglas State School. The nearest secondary school is Mossman State High School.
Location:
Palm Cove is situated on the Coral Sea, with a long sandy beach that is lined with palm trees. The suburb is located between Cairns and Port Douglas, and is surrounded by lush tropical rainforest.
It is situated approximately 27 kilometres north of Cairns, and about 40 kilometres south of Port Douglas and is a popular tourist destination and offers a range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, cafes, and accommodation options.
LGA & Postcode:
Cairns region, 4879
Area:
6.8 km2 (2.6 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
2,059
Living in Palm Cove:
Palm Cove is a tiny beachside village centred around an esplanade lined with 500-year-old melaleuca trees.
It is known for its laid-back, tropical lifestyle, with a focus on outdoor activities such as swimming, kayaking and beachcombing. The suburb is home to a mix of locals and tourists, with a friendly and welcoming community.The suburb is home to a mix of locals and tourists, with a friendly and welcoming community.
Palm Cove has a range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars. There are also several resorts and hotels in the area, offering accommodation for tourists and locals alike. The suburb has a medical centre, a post office, and a supermarket.
Real estate market statistics:
The predominant age group in Palm Cove is 60-69 years. Households in Palm Cove are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Palm Cove work in a professional occupation. In 2011, 49.6% of the homes in Palm Cove were owner-occupied compared with 57.1% in 2016. Currently the median value of houses in the area is $925,323.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
The coastal village of Cooya Beach is just 5 minutes from Mossman and approximately 10 minutes north of Port Douglas. A residential area popular with local families and a beautiful beach suitable for walking and exercising dogs.
The adjacent locality of Bonnie Doon is located southwest of Cooya Beach has 327 inhabitants (2016 census) with a surface of 20.55/km2 (53.23/sq mi).
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
8.8 km2 (3.4 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
546
Living in Cooya Beach:
Living the coastal dream. Cooya Beach is a quiet residential community, a family friendly area with a genuine community feel. Perfect for living the quiet life.
There is a great cross section of residents, from singles and young couples to families and retirees.
It also offers new-build options (Ocean Breeze) and beautiful beachfront options (Bougainvillea Street).
Mud-crabbing is one of the go-to activities on Cooya Beach. Because of the close proximity to the mouth of the Mossman, there are numerous forms of life that relish the muddy waters and the change from freshwater to saltwater surroundings.
Likewise, boating is a popular sport amongst visitors and locals. The pristine coastline promises spectacular views and peaceful waters to peruse.
Real estate market statistics:
The predominant age group in Cooya Beach is 50-59 years. Households in Cooya Beach are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Cooya Beach work in a community and personal service occupation.
In 2011, 52.1% of the homes in Cooya Beach were owner-occupied compared with 61.3% in 2016. Currently the median value of houses in Cooya Beach is $551,634.
In Bonnie Doon the median value of houses is currently $592,313.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic, a leading property data provider)
Location:
Located halfway between the Daintree River and Cape Tribulation, Cow Bay offers lush rainforest and white sandy beaches. Crossing the Daintree ferry, the suburb is located 45 kilometres from Mossman and 65 kilometres from Port Douglas.
Located 10 minutes from Cow Bay, the coastal locality of Diwan has a population of 153 people (2016 census) with a surface of 24.5 km2 (9.5 sq mi). Alexandra Bay State School is located in Diwan and is a government primary school for boys and girls.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
29.3 km2 (11.3 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
202
Living in Cow Bay:
Cow Bay Beach is one of the most beautiful and remote beaches in the Daintree area .
The three secluded bays of Cow Bay Beach are perfect for relaxing, swimming and snorkelling on the inshore reefs and also fishing and beach walking
Cow Bay had a colourful past of farming, logging and grazing. Today tourism is the main industry and sustainability is the main aim of the local community.
Local businesses in the Cow Bay and Diwan region offer various types of accommodation – resort style, backpacker, holiday houses, apartments, bed and breakfasts and camping.
There is the Daintree Discovery Centre, home-made ice-creams, restaurants, cafés, art and craft, rainforest tours, tea growing, an air strip, horse riding, overnight sea-kayaking to Snapper Island, guided walks and the RACQ depot.
Real estate market statistics:
The median sale price of houses in Cow Bay is $405,000 with a median price range of 14,08% over the past year (January 2022-January 2023). (Information retrieved from propertyvalue.com.au)
The predominant age group in Cow Bay is 50-59 years. Households in Cow Bay are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $300 - $449 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Cow Bay work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 84.1% of the homes in Cow Bay were owner-occupied compared with 70.6% in 2016. (Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
Port Douglas is a laid back tropical coastal town on the Coral Sea approximately 60 km north of Cairns. It's known for its beach resorts and it’s a getaway to two UNESCO World Heritage-listed natural wonders; the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree National Park.
The adjacent locality of Craiglie is 6 kilometres south of Port Douglas and has 954 inhabitants with a surface of 65.34/km2 (169.2/sq mi).
It is the access point to Port Douglas and it functions as a service centre for businesses serving the highway and Port Douglas as well as being an extension of the suburban areas in the south of Port Douglas.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4877
Area:
18.0 km2 (6.9 sq mi)
Population: (census 2016)
3,504 (The town's population can often double with the influx of tourists during the peak tourism season from May to September)
Living in Port Douglas:
If you're looking for a laid back lifestyle then Port Douglas is the right place. The town has been designed to alleviate as much stress as possible for its residents.
The main street is lined up with inviting restaurants, the weather is (almost) always warm and the tree-fringed sands of Four Mile Beach give you an all-year-round holiday feeling.
Superyachts from around the world berth at Port Douglas’s CrYstal Brook Marina, where tour boats depart for sightseeing cruises to nearby coral cays and expeditions to spectacular diving- and snorkel spots on the outer reefs.
Port Douglas is a desirable place to relocate for many. Older couples love to spend their retirement years in this tropical paradise, adventurers couldn’t ask for a better place to live away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and some families prefer living in the quieter streets of Port Douglas while making the one-hour commute to Cairns for work.
Real estate market statistics:
The median property prices over the last year (January 2022-January 2023) range from $1,032,500 for houses to $363,750 for units. On average, houses spend 51 days on the market. Based on five years of sales, Port Douglas has seen a compound growth rate of 14.7% for houses and 25.4% for units. The median price for a 4 bed house is currently $920,000.
(Information retrieved from realestate.com.au)
The predominant age group in Port Douglas is 30-39 years. Households in Port Douglas are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Port Douglas work in a community and personal service occupation. In 2011, 43.1% of the homes in Port Douglas were owner-occupied compared with 48.2% in 2016.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
The Daintree Village is located about 12 kilometres upstream from the Daintree ferry crossing and 56 kilometres from Port Douglas, situated on the southern bank of the majestic Daintree River.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
6.3 km2 (2.4 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
129
Living in Daintree Village:
Daintree Village is a laid-back town and an unspoilt oasis in the midst of some of the most varied scenery in the far north of Queensland.
The surrounding hills and valleys provide a mix of landscapes, combining pristine agriculture pastures with tropical lowland rainforest.
The Daintree River flows past the Village, and is home to many estuarine crocodiles. Beyond the Village are scenic drives along winding valley trails which follow the courses of the upper reaches of the Daintree and into the valleys of Stewart Creek and Douglas Creek.
You’ll find low-impact tourism and sustainable cattle- and tropical fruit-farming in the beautiful valleys beyond the Village.
The Village hosts a number of restaurants, locally-created souvenirs and picnic areas complete with free electric BBQ and picnic table.
The Daintree Village region is a world-renowned birdwatcher's paradise and there are several specialist guides.
Daintree State School is located in the village and is a government primary (Prep-6) school for boys and girls.In 2017, the school had an enrolment of 15 students.
Location:
Located halfway between the Daintree River and Cape Tribulation, Cow Bay offers lush rainforest and white sandy beaches. Crossing the Daintree ferry, the suburb is located 45 kilometres from Mossman and 65 kilometres from Port Douglas.
Located 10 minutes from Cow Bay, the coastal locality of Diwan has a population of 153 people (2016 census) with a surface of 24.5 km2 (9.5 sq mi). Alexandra Bay State School is located in Diwan and is a government primary school for boys and girls.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
29.3 km2 (11.3 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
202
Living in Cow Bay:
Cow Bay Beach is one of the most beautiful and remote beaches in the Daintree area .
The three secluded bays of Cow Bay Beach are perfect for relaxing, swimming and snorkelling on the inshore reefs and also fishing and beach walking
Cow Bay had a colourful past of farming, logging and grazing. Today tourism is the main industry and sustainability is the main aim of the local community.
Local businesses in the Cow Bay and Diwan region offer various types of accommodation – resort style, backpacker, holiday houses, apartments, bed and breakfasts and camping.
There is the Daintree Discovery Centre, home-made ice-creams, restaurants, cafés, art and craft, rainforest tours, tea growing, an air strip, horse riding, overnight sea-kayaking to Snapper Island, guided walks and the RACQ depot.
Real estate market statistics:
The median sale price of houses in Cow Bay is $405,000 with a median price range of 14,08% over the past year (January 2022-January 2023). (Information retrieved from propertyvalue.com.au)
The predominant age group in Cow Bay is 50-59 years. Households in Cow Bay are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $300 - $449 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Cow Bay work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 84.1% of the homes in Cow Bay were owner-occupied compared with 70.6% in 2016. (Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
Forest Creek is located in the Daintree National Park 32 kilometres north of Mossman and 52 kilometres north of Port Douglas. The Daintree River forms the southern boundary of the locality.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
22.9 km2 (8.8 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
103
Living in Forest Creek:
Tucked away deep in the rainforest, Forest Creek is the perfect place for an off-the-grid lifestyle with maximum privacy and peace and quiet.
The World Heritage Daintree Forest is an amazing place to live with forest, stunning freshwater creeks, cassowaries and magnificent beaches.
Just 2,6 kilometres from the Daintree Ferry, Forest Creek is easy to reach.
With a population of 103 people in Forest Creek, 16.98% of its occupants live in rental accommodation.
The permanent creek situated in the area provides a natural and soothing ambience with the sound of trickling water.
Location:
Located halfway between the Daintree River and Cape Tribulation, Cow Bay offers lush rainforest and white sandy beaches. Crossing the Daintree ferry, the suburb is located 45 kilometres from Mossman and 65 kilometres from Port Douglas.
Located 10 minutes from Cow Bay, the coastal locality of Diwan has a population of 153 people (2016 census) with a surface of 24.5 km2 (9.5 sq mi). Alexandra Bay State School is located in Diwan and is a government primary school for boys and girls.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
29.3 km2 (11.3 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
202
Living in Cow Bay:
Cow Bay Beach is one of the most beautiful and remote beaches in the Daintree area .
The three secluded bays of Cow Bay Beach are perfect for relaxing, swimming and snorkelling on the inshore reefs and also fishing and beach walking
Cow Bay had a colourful past of farming, logging and grazing. Today tourism is the main industry and sustainability is the main aim of the local community.
Local businesses in the Cow Bay and Diwan region offer various types of accommodation – resort style, backpacker, holiday houses, apartments, bed and breakfasts and camping.
There is the Daintree Discovery Centre, home-made ice-creams, restaurants, cafés, art and craft, rainforest tours, tea growing, an air strip, horse riding, overnight sea-kayaking to Snapper Island, guided walks and the RACQ depot.
Real estate market statistics:
The median sale price of houses in Cow Bay is $405,000 with a median price range of 14,08% over the past year (January 2022-January 2023). (Information retrieved from propertyvalue.com.au)
The predominant age group in Cow Bay is 50-59 years. Households in Cow Bay are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $300 - $449 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Cow Bay work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 84.1% of the homes in Cow Bay were owner-occupied compared with 70.6% in 2016. (Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
Julatten is a small rural town located in Far North Queensland, approximately 20 kilometres southwest of Port Douglas. The suburb is known for its lush rainforest, rolling hills, and stunning views of the Great Dividing Range.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Mareeba, 4871
Area:
154.0 km2 (59.5 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
1,091
Living in Julatten:
The town has a close-knit community feel, with a local primary school, community hall, and a range of small businesses, including cafes, galleries, and farms selling fresh produce.
The climate in Julatten is tropical, with hot and humid summers and mild winters. The area receives an average annual rainfall of around 1,800mm, with most rain falling during the wet season between December and April.
Julatten is located in close proximity to a number of popular tourist destinations, including the Daintree Rainforest, Mossman Gorge, and the Great Barrier Reef. It is also a popular destination for birdwatching, with a number of species of rare and exotic birds found in the area.
Overall, Julatten offers a peaceful and picturesque lifestyle in a stunning natural setting, with easy access to a range of outdoor recreational activities and tourist attractions.
Real estate market statistics:
The predominant age group in Julatten is 50-59 years. Households in Julatten are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Julatten work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 83.7% of the homes in Julatten were owner-occupied compared with 84.5% in 2016. Currently the median value of houses in the area is $478,861.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
Kewarra Beach is located approximately 20 kilometres north of Cairns and 33 kilometres south of Port Douglas.
LGA & Postcode:
Cairns region, 4879
Area:
883/km2 (2,287/sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
5,652
Living in Kewarra Beach:
Kewarra Beach is a family-friendly suburb.
Whether you are looking for absolute beach front, luxurious living, the space that acreage offers close to the ranges, large family homes on generous lots, elegant easy care homes ideal for retirees, affordable new homes, affordable homes on compact lots and older homes on larger blocks ideal for renovating.
The beach at Kewarra is a favourite among locals to walk their dogs or to fish directly from the beach.
Throughout the cooler months, the beachfront Kewarra Beach Resort serves pizza, tapas and drinks on the sand several nights of the week. Within the resort, you’ll also find a fine-dining restaurant which operates year-round set among the eucalypts and palm forest.
Real estate market statistics:
The predominant age group in Kewarra Beach is 40-49 years. Households in Kewarra Beach are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Kewarra Beach work in a professional occupation. In 2011, 66% of the homes in Kewarra Beach were owner-occupied compared with 68.2% in 2016. Currently the median value of houses in the area is $650,462.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
Lower Daintree is located 45 kilometres north of Port Douglas and 26 kilometres north of Mossman. The Daintree River forms the southern boundary. The Mossman Daintree Road runs through from south to north-west.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
66.6 km2 (25.7 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
98
Living in Lower Daintree:
Soak up the carefree tropical lifestyle in Lower Daintree.
Located 12km from Daintree Village, you'll also have the opportunity to enjoy the Village's cafes, boutique accommodation, tourist park, tours, galleries and primary school that typically caters to less than 20 students.
With its community feel, natural surroundings and properties with options for personalisation, Lower Daintree provides something a bit different from typical suburban living.
Location:
Only 7 kilometres from Mossman, 5 kilometres from Newell Beach and 10 kilometres from Wonga Beach, Miallo is perfectly located in between everything the region has to offer with natural beauty right on your doorstep and an abundance of space.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas,
Area:
28.0 km2 (10.8 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
376
Living in Miallo:
With rural residential zoning in place Miallo is the perfect for those wanting to get away from it all – and live the life that all dream of – but few attain. Perfect for those wanting to build a weekend getaway or take the plunge and have a complete life change.
There is a cane tramway system through Miallo to deliver sugarcane to the sugar mill at Mossman.
The nearby Miallo State School is a government primary (Prep-6) school for boys and girls at Miallo Bamboo Creek Road. In 2017, the school had an enrollment of 179 students with 16 teachers.
Real estate market statistics:
The predominant age group in Miallo is 50-59 years. Households in Miallo are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1400 - $1799 per month on mortgage repayments.
In general, people in Miallo work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 64.4% of the homes in Miallo were owner-occupied compared with 72% in 2016. Currently the median value of houses in the area is $626,561. (Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
Mission Beach is located approximately 139 kilometres south of Cairns and 28,5 kilometres north of Townsville.
LGA & Postcode:
Cassowary Coast Region, 4852
Area:
13.6 km2 (5.3 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
815
Living in Mission Beach:
Mission Beach, nestled in the Cassowary Coast region, is a haven of tranquillity and natural beauty. Named after the endangered Southern Cassowary, it's a peaceful destination that attracts those seeking a serene lifestyle or a connection with nature.
Mission Beach is the closest point on the mainland to the Great Barrier Reef, less than 40 kilometres offshore.
This coastal gem boasts a 14 kilometre stretch of pristine sandy beaches, linking three beautiful beaches and four charming villages: Garners Beach, Brooks Beach, Bingil Bay, Narragon Beach, Mission Beach, Wongaling Beach, South Mission Beach, and Lugger Bay.
You can unwind at coastal cafes or explore hidden waterfalls and swimming holes in the nearby hills.
The adjacent Dunk Island, a ten-minute water taxi from Wongaling Beach, is a treasure trove of peaceful beaches.
South Mission Beach offers the convenience of a shopping centre for your daily needs. Additionally, for families with children, Mission Beach State School is conveniently located at Wongaling Beach.
Real estate market statistics:
The predominant age group in Mission Beach is 50-59 years. Households in Mission Beach are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Mission Beach work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 60.9% of the homes in Mission Beach were owner-occupied compared with 63.9% in 2016.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
Located 15 minutes north of Port Douglas, Mossman is a thriving township known for its sugar cane and exotic fruit farming. The Mossman River flows through the locality from west (Finlayvale /Mossman Gorge) to east (Newell Beach/Bonnie Doon)
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas,
Area:
12.1 km2 (4.7 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
1,937
Living in Mossman:
Mossman is a picturesque little township nestled at the foot of the mountains among bright green fields of sugar cane. It is a friendly town with country stores and historic pubs along the wide tree-lined main street.
Five minutes west of Mossman you’ll find Mossman Gorge, a popular attraction with a beautiful stretch of tropical rainforest where local Aborigines can tell their tales and introduce visitors to traditional Aboriginal life.
Sugar cane farming is an important aspect of the local economy, with the Mossman Central Mill, the only sugar mill in the district. There is a network of cane tramways through Mossman and nearby sugarcane growing areas to deliver the harvested sugarcane to the mill.
The town offers a high school and primary school. Mossman State School is a government primary (Prep-6) school for boys and girls at 30-34 Front Street and Mossman State High School is a government secondary (7-12) school for boys and girls at 46-62 Front Street.
Mossman has a number of sporting clubs such as the Mossman Sharks rugby league club, Coral Coast Judo Club, Douglas United Dragons Football (Soccer) Club, Mossman Gymnastics and Bodies in Motion Dance School.
Real estate market statistics:
The median property price in Mossman is $370,000. Based on five years of sales, Mossman has seen a compound growth rate of 2.8% for houses. The median price for a 3 bed house is currently $420,000.
(Information retrieved from realestate.com.au)
The predominant age group in Mossman is 50-59 years. Households in Mossman are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Mossman work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 52.2% of the homes in Mossman were owner-occupied compared with 52.3% in 2016.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
In the foothills of the Macalister Range and the Wet Tropics Mowbray National Park, the Mowbray Valley lies 12,7 kilometres south of Port Douglas. Most of the terrain in Mowbray is mountainous and the Captain Cook Highway passes through the locality from south to north.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4877
Area:
97.3 km2 (37.6 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
321
Living in Mowbray:
Escape to a calmer lifestyle, surrounded by tropical bushland, where it is private and quiet.
The picturesque Mowbray Valley is a highly sought after and attractive location for Port Douglas locals because it offers magnificent, elevated views of the coast, just a 10 minute drive from town and less than an hour to Cairns International airport.
With swimming holes and waterfalls, Mowbray offers an enviable lifestyle with a clean and green environment and lack of traffic.
In mowbray you have the best of both worlds, lifestyle but still in reach of all the ‘must haves’ with larger blocks for more privacy, room to move, and stunning views.
Real estate market statistics:
Currently the median value of houses in Mowbray is $1,165,945.
The predominant age group in Mowbray is 50-59 years. Households in Mowbray are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Mowbray work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 80.4% of the homes in Mowbray were owner-occupied compared with 73.9% in 2016.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
Mount Molloy is situated approximately 76 kilometres north-west of Cairns and 30 kilometres west of Port Douglas.
It is situated in the picturesque Mount Lewis National Park area, surrounded by lush rainforests, rolling hills, and stunning scenery. The town itself is located on the eastern edge of the Atherton Tablelands and is surrounded by pastoral lands and bushland.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Mareeba, 4871
Area:
252.9 km2 (97.6 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
254
Living in Mount Molloy:
Living in Mount Molloy offers a rural lifestyle with a strong community spirit. The town is surrounded by natural beauty, including mountains, rainforests, and waterfalls.
Residents of Mount Molloy enjoy a peaceful and tranquil environment, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The town offers a quiet and relaxed atmosphere, making it an ideal location for those looking for a slower pace of life.
The town is home to a primary school and a local pub that serves as a popular gathering spot for locals and visitors alike. Mount Molloy is also well-positioned for those who enjoy outdoor activities, with hiking trails and camping sites nearby.
Overall, living in Mount Molloy offers a serene and close-knit community lifestyle with easy access to nature and outdoor recreation.
The main industries in Mount Molloy are agriculture, forestry and fishing.
Real estate market statistics:
The predominant age group in Mount Molloy is 60-69 years. Households in Mount Molloy are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Mount Molloy work in a machinery operators and drivers occupation. In 2011, 66.7% of the homes in Mount Molloy were owner-occupied compared with 70.5% in 2016. Currently the median value of houses in the area is $371,795.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
Tucked away between glamorous Port Douglas and the vast wilderness of the World Heritage listed Daintree National Park is the sleepy beachside community of Newell Beach.
Newell Beach is only one and a half hour’s drive north of the Cairns International Airport and just 10 minutes from Port Douglas.
The adjacent locality of Rocky Point is located south of Newell Beach and has 129 inhabitants (2016 census) with a surface of 20.2 km2 (7.8 sq mi). The Coral Sea forms the eastern boundary, and Saltwater Creek the southern.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
15.0 km2 (5.8 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
327
Living in Newell Beach:
Newell Beach's iconic palm tree-lined shore is loved by visitors and locals alike. spread along the coastline with most houses only two streets from the beach, Newell is indeed a hidden gem, a very popular holiday spot enjoyed by many.
Approximately 20 minutes north of Port Douglas, this peaceful beachside suburb oozes old world charm
The town boasts spectacular views to Port Douglas in the south and the lighthouse on Low Isles to the east.
The two and a half kilometre beach is clean and pristine and is bordered to the north and south by estuaries. Not far to the west you’ll discover the crystal clear rock pools of Mossman Gorge National Park, picturesque Daintree Village, and the ancient world of the Daintree Rainforest.
Fishermen are well catered for with boat ramps at the northern end of the beach and at Saltwater Creek..
Newell Beach has a convenience store and for groceries, banks, post offices, hairdressers and for anything else, the sugar town of Mossman is just minutes up the road.
It offers many different property options from beach shacks to standard housing and high end properties (beachfront) for a lower price compared to Port Douglas.
Real estate market statistics:
The median sold prices over the last year (January 2022 - January 2023) is $598,000 for houses in Newell Beach. Based on one year of sales, Newell Beach has seen a compound growth rate of 30,6% for houses.
(Information retrieved from propertyvalue.com.au)
The predominant age group in Newell is 50-59 years. Households in Newell are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1400 - $1799 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Newell work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 66.9% of the homes in Newell were owner-occupied compared with 69% in 2016.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic, a leading property data provider)
Location:
Only 10 minutes from Port Douglas, Oak Beach is a sleepy beachfront haven with luxury beachfront homes and villas, which stretches 1.5km with an inner coral reef at one end.
Oak Beach is bounded by the Coral Sea to the east and completely surrounded by the locality of Mowbray on all its land boundaries.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas,
Area:
6.9 km2 (2.7 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
195
Living in Oak Beach:
With 1.5 kilometres of unrivalled coastal views and an inner coral reef right at their doorstep, Oak Beach is the perfect beachfront haven in a paradise away from the excitement of the town, supplying a secluded natural wonder.
Pebbly Beach in the northern part of the locality and the eponymous Oak Beach in the southern part of the locality.
Real estate market statistics:
The median property price in the past year (January 2022- January 2023) in Oak Beach is $690,000 with a median price change of 12,4%.
(Information retrieved from propertyvalue.com.au)
The predominant age group in Oak Beach is 50-59 years. Households in Oak Beach are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1400 - $1799 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Oak Beach work in a manager's occupation. In 2011, 80.9% of the homes in Oak Beach were owner-occupied compared with 81.6% in 2016.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
Palm Cove is situated on the Coral Sea, with a long sandy beach that is lined with palm trees. The suburb is located between Cairns and Port Douglas, and is surrounded by lush tropical rainforest.
It is situated approximately 27 kilometres north of Cairns, and about 40 kilometres south of Port Douglas and is a popular tourist destination and offers a range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, cafes, and accommodation options.
LGA & Postcode:
Cairns region, 4879
Area:
6.8 km2 (2.6 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
2,059
Living in Palm Cove:
Palm Cove is a tiny beachside village centred around an esplanade lined with 500-year-old melaleuca trees.
It is known for its laid-back, tropical lifestyle, with a focus on outdoor activities such as swimming, kayaking and beachcombing. The suburb is home to a mix of locals and tourists, with a friendly and welcoming community.The suburb is home to a mix of locals and tourists, with a friendly and welcoming community.
Palm Cove has a range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars. There are also several resorts and hotels in the area, offering accommodation for tourists and locals alike. The suburb has a medical centre, a post office, and a supermarket.
Real estate market statistics:
The predominant age group in Palm Cove is 60-69 years. Households in Palm Cove are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Palm Cove work in a professional occupation. In 2011, 49.6% of the homes in Palm Cove were owner-occupied compared with 57.1% in 2016. Currently the median value of houses in the area is $925,323.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
Port Douglas is a laid back tropical coastal town on the Coral Sea approximately 60 km north of Cairns. It's known for its beach resorts and it’s a getaway to two UNESCO World Heritage-listed natural wonders; the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree National Park.
The adjacent locality of Craiglie is 6 kilometres south of Port Douglas and has 954 inhabitants with a surface of 65.34/km2 (169.2/sq mi).
It is the access point to Port Douglas and it functions as a service centre for businesses serving the highway and Port Douglas as well as being an extension of the suburban areas in the south of Port Douglas.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4877
Area:
18.0 km2 (6.9 sq mi)
Population: (census 2016)
3,504 (The town's population can often double with the influx of tourists during the peak tourism season from May to September)
Living in Port Douglas:
If you're looking for a laid back lifestyle then Port Douglas is the right place. The town has been designed to alleviate as much stress as possible for its residents.
The main street is lined up with inviting restaurants, the weather is (almost) always warm and the tree-fringed sands of Four Mile Beach give you an all-year-round holiday feeling.
Superyachts from around the world berth at Port Douglas’s CrYstal Brook Marina, where tour boats depart for sightseeing cruises to nearby coral cays and expeditions to spectacular diving- and snorkel spots on the outer reefs.
Port Douglas is a desirable place to relocate for many. Older couples love to spend their retirement years in this tropical paradise, adventurers couldn’t ask for a better place to live away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and some families prefer living in the quieter streets of Port Douglas while making the one-hour commute to Cairns for work.
Real estate market statistics:
The median property prices over the last year (January 2022-January 2023) range from $1,032,500 for houses to $363,750 for units. On average, houses spend 51 days on the market. Based on five years of sales, Port Douglas has seen a compound growth rate of 14.7% for houses and 25.4% for units. The median price for a 4 bed house is currently $920,000.
(Information retrieved from realestate.com.au)
The predominant age group in Port Douglas is 30-39 years. Households in Port Douglas are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Port Douglas work in a community and personal service occupation. In 2011, 43.1% of the homes in Port Douglas were owner-occupied compared with 48.2% in 2016.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
Tucked away between glamorous Port Douglas and the vast wilderness of the World Heritage listed Daintree National Park is the sleepy beachside community of Newell Beach.
Newell Beach is only one and a half hour’s drive north of the Cairns International Airport and just 10 minutes from Port Douglas.
The adjacent locality of Rocky Point is located south of Newell Beach and has 129 inhabitants (2016 census) with a surface of 20.2 km2 (7.8 sq mi). The Coral Sea forms the eastern boundary, and Saltwater Creek the southern.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
15.0 km2 (5.8 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
327
Living in Newell Beach:
Newell Beach's iconic palm tree-lined shore is loved by visitors and locals alike. spread along the coastline with most houses only two streets from the beach, Newell is indeed a hidden gem, a very popular holiday spot enjoyed by many.
Approximately 20 minutes north of Port Douglas, this peaceful beachside suburb oozes old world charm
The town boasts spectacular views to Port Douglas in the south and the lighthouse on Low Isles to the east.
The two and a half kilometre beach is clean and pristine and is bordered to the north and south by estuaries. Not far to the west you’ll discover the crystal clear rock pools of Mossman Gorge National Park, picturesque Daintree Village, and the ancient world of the Daintree Rainforest.
Fishermen are well catered for with boat ramps at the northern end of the beach and at Saltwater Creek..
Newell Beach has a convenience store and for groceries, banks, post offices, hairdressers and for anything else, the sugar town of Mossman is just minutes up the road.
It offers many different property options from beach shacks to standard housing and high end properties (beachfront) for a lower price compared to Port Douglas.
Real estate market statistics:
The median sold prices over the last year (January 2022 - January 2023) is $598,000 for houses in Newell Beach. Based on one year of sales, Newell Beach has seen a compound growth rate of 30,6% for houses.
(Information retrieved from propertyvalue.com.au)
The predominant age group in Newell is 50-59 years. Households in Newell are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1400 - $1799 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Newell work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 66.9% of the homes in Newell were owner-occupied compared with 69% in 2016.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic, a leading property data provider)
Location:
The turnoff to Shannonvale is 12 kilometres before Mossman and 19 kilometres from Port Douglas. The stunning locality of Shannonvale is surrounded by the Great Dividing Range.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
84.7 km2 (32.7 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
202
Living in Shannonvale:
Shannonvale is one of Douglas Shire’s hidden gems with its own freshwater swimming hole down the road and picturesque countryside to be enjoyed all around.
Shannonvale offers an ever-changing tropical landscape of waving cane-fields while being treated to the unlimited backdrop of the jungle-clad misty mountains of the Great Dividing Range.
The Shannonvale Tropical Fruit Winery offers delicious wine tastings and the Shannonvale Swimming Hole is the perfect place to cool off with the whole family during the hot days.
Location:
Trinity Beach is located approximately 20 kilometres north of Cairns and 42 kilometres south of Port Douglas.. The suburb is situated on the Coral Sea and features a long, sandy beach that stretches for approximately one kilometre.
LGA & Postcode:
Cairns region, 4879
Area:
2 kilometres wide
Population (census 2016):
5,488
Living in Trinity Beach:
Trinity Beach is just as beautiful as the other northern beaches that line the Cairns Coral Coast but with a more down-to-earth and laid back casual atmosphere amongst classy surrounds.
The surroundings of Trinity Beach are dominated by lush tropical rainforest, which offers residents and visitors access to a range of natural attractions and outdoor activities.
The nearby Kuranda National Park and Barron Gorge National Park offer opportunities for bushwalking, wildlife spotting, and swimming in natural waterholes.
Overall, the surroundings of Trinity Beach offer a mix of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and cultural attractions, making it an ideal location for those seeking a tropical lifestyle with easy access to a range of amenities and attractions.
Real estate market statistics:
The predominant age group in Trinity Beach is 40-49 years. Households in Trinity Beach are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Trinity Beach work in a professional occupation. In 2011, 53.5% of the homes in Trinity Beach were owner-occupied compared with 58% in 2016. Currently the median value of houses in the area is $672,488.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
Wangetti is located on the coast of the Coral Sea and is surrounded by lush tropical rainforest. It is situated on the Captain Cook Highway between Cairns and Port Douglas.
The locality of Wangetti is located approximately 40 kilometres north of Cairns and approximately 35 kilometres south of Port Douglas.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4877
Area:
71.7 km2 (27.7 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
50
Living in Wangetti:
Wangetti is known for its beautiful beaches, rainforest walks, and stunning coastal views. It is also a popular spot for fishing, swimming, and snorkelling.
There are limited amenities in Wangetti itself, with no shops or restaurants. However, it is located within easy driving distance of larger towns such as Cairns and Port Douglas, which offer a wide range of services and facilities.
Overall, Wangetti is a beautiful and peaceful suburb that offers a relaxed tropical lifestyle with easy access to the amenities and attractions of larger towns.
Location:
A little north of Mossman, the turnoff to the small community of Miallo leads to the beautiful Whyanbeel Valley. Most of the locality is undeveloped heavily forested mountainous land with elevations of typically 200 metres above sea level within the Daintree National Park.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
55.1 km2 (21.3 sq mi)
Population: (census 2016)
160
Living in Whyanbeel:
Whyanbeel is nestled at the base of the majestic Dagmar mountain range in the Whyanbeel Valley and less than 45 minutes from Port Douglas.
The area is surrounded by many croc safe freshwater creeks and offers absolutely privacy while still being close to town.
Most properties are acreage, which allows for hobby farms or semi commercial farms with tropical fruit such as mangosteens, durian, lychee, rambutan, abiu, starapple, black sapote, yellow sapote, mamey sapote as well as taro.
The area offers opportunities to keep your own bees, pets of all sorts, chicken or cultivate rare plants and you can make an income through retreat style guest accommodation.
Real estate market statistics:
The median property price in Whyanbeel is $525,000 with a median price change of 5,2% over the past year.
(Information retrieved from propertyvalue.com.au)
Location:
Wonga Beach is an extensive beachside suburb 17 kilometres north of Mossman and 20 minutes south of Daintree Village. This suburb has one of the longest stretches of sandy beach in the area.
The adjacent locality of Bamboo is located west of Wonga Beach and has 129 inhabitants (2016 census) with a surface of 20.5 km2 (7.9 sq mi).
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
21.4 km2 (8.3 sq mi)
Population: (census 2016)
975
Living in Wonga Beach:
Peaceful, quiet, tranquil and tropical.
Wonga Beach is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of the tourists in Port Douglas while still being able to live amongst the stunning surroundings.
This suburb has a beautiful lush backdrop of huge Calophyllum trees interspersed with Coconut palms. Looking south from Wonga Beach you can see Island Point which shelters the harbour entrance of Port Douglas.
Behind the coastal vegetation is an extraordinary array of architecture. From the quaint owner built holiday and fishing shacks of the 1930s to the newer multi million dollar homes.
For families with children there is Wonga Beach State School, a government primary (Prep-6) school for boys and girls.
Wonga Beach facilities include a service station and pharmacy, caravan park and BBQ facilities.
Real estate market statistics:
The median sold prices over the last year (January 2022 - January 2023) is $412,500 for houses in Wonga Beach. Based on five years of sales, Wonga Beach has seen a compound growth rate of 13.8% for houses. On average, houses spend 47 days on the market. The median price for a 3 bed house is currently $405,000.
(Information retrieved from realestate.com.au)
The predominant age group in Wonga Beach is 60-69 years. Households in Wonga Beach are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Wonga Beach work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 66.8% of the homes in Wonga Beach were owner-occupied compared with 66.2% in 2016.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
