SMBI and Redland Bay Transport and Parking Residents Group Rationale The ferry terminals are the gateways between SMBI and the mainland. Water transport is the only way of travelling between the islands and the mainland. High population growth on the islands means that the ferry terminals are frequently choke points, with crowding on ferries and […]
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Who hasn’t heard that before? My goal and commitment for the mainland parking solution is to allow for more freedom in our comings and goings. We should work to unite families, friends and services so that nobody is left behind. Just because we live on the islands, doesn’t mean we’re prisoners or shouldn’t have access
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SMBI roads need attention. Read Shane’s commitment to lobby Redland Council for a better deal.
In collaboration with Macleay Island Resident Association, Lamb Island Resident Association, and Karragarra Island Ratepayers Association, the Southern Moreton Bay Islands Chamber of Commerce has released a summary of key challenges experienced by the Islands and, more importantly, practical recommendations on how to work to address these. The paper has involved extensive discussions over a
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Flexible on-demand public transport services are being trailed in a number of regional areas in Queensland. This would provide a good solution to limited public transport options on the islands. Importantly, they are linked with Translink, so the cost is incorporated into your overall travel -bus to jetty, ferry to mainland, mainland bus and train.
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