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CARSELDINE VILLAGE COMMUNITY USER GUIDE carseldinevillage.com.au Information correct as at February 2022.
WELCOME TO CARSELDINE VILLAGE On behalf of Economic Development Queensland, we’d like to welcome you to your new community: you’re now part of a vibrant, sustainable village only 14km from the Brisbane CBD. We’ve developed this guide – along with the Quick Guide – to help new residents like you to settle in to your new home and your new community at Carseldine Village. It’s packed with information to help you live an active, happy, healthy and sustainable life as part of this unique community. Read on to discover more about your local community and its parks and green spaces, sports and recreation facility, places of interest, nearby amenities and services, your local council, local markets and food gardens, and even information on what to do in a disaster. You can also find out more by exploring Carseldine Village online at: carseldinevillage.com.au Information correct as at February 2022.
Table of contents AN INSPIRED COMMUNITY 2 LIVE A HEALTHY & ACTIVE LIFE 4 Parks & natural bushland right here in carseldine village 6 Parks close to carseldine village 8 ACCESS FRESH FOOD & PRODUCE 10 Markets, community gardens & more 10 Fruit shops, shopping centres & more 13 CONNECT WITH YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY 14 What’s already here? 14 Local community groups 15 Your local council 17 What’s to come? 18 ACCESS QUALITY CHILDCARE & EDUCATION 20 Early learning / childcare centres 20 Primary schools 20 High schools 22 CONNECT TO PUBLIC TRANSPORT 23 Catch the train 23 Catch the bus 23 Ride your bike 24 Parking for visitors to carseldine village 24 RECYCLE, REDUCE & RESPONSIBLY DISPOSE OF WASTE 25 Household waste, recycling & green waste 25 Your local tip & recycling centres 26 Kerbside collection & donation of usable items 27 Other ways to help 28 HELPING CARSELDINE VILLAGE TO BE A RESILIENT COMMUNITY 30 HELPFUL NUMBERS FOR WHEN SOMETHING GOES WRONG 32 Police / emergency 32 Emergency communication channels 32 Power outages 33 Water & sewerage 33 RACQ – road conditions 33 Local council 33 Medical 34 Dentists, pharmacies & more 35 A 5-STAR GREEN STAR COMMUNITY 36
An inspired community
At Economic Development Queensland (EDQ), we create places and YOUR COMMUNITY, MASTER-PLANNED FOR
opportunities for Queenslanders to prosper.
HEALTHY & PROSPEROUS LIVING
WE’RE PROUD TO WELCOME YOU TO Did you know that Carseldine Village achieved “Australian Excellence in Master
CARSELDINE VILLAGE WHERE WE’VE MADE Planning” for taking an industry-leading approach to sustainable development? Your
SUSTAINABLE LIVING POSSIBLE community received a highly coveted 5-Star Green Star – Communities certified
rating by the Green Building Council of Australia, which is more proof we’ve designed
a community packed with features to help residents live an active and healthy life
We’ve created not just a showcase of sustainable design, but an entire community
(find out more here: https://www.carseldinevillage.com.au/village-information/
that is master planned for healthy and prosperous living. Along with delivering 100%
green-star-community/).
net zero energy emission terrace homes with a suite of energy-saving technologies,
your new home at Carseldine Village is also designed to be a comfortable and Your new community already has many exciting features and amenities up and
affordable place to live. running for you and our other locals to enjoy. Read on to find out about all that’s
waiting outside your front door, from The Green to The Sanctuary, local markets
to wide, walkable streets and bike tracks. Not to mention all the convenience to be
found a short drive away.
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Live a healthy & active life PARKS & NATURAL BUSHLAND RIGHT HERE IN CARSELDINE VILLAGE Along with wide, walkable tree-lined streets and close proximity to numerous nearby parks, Carseldine Village has 2 dedicated green spaces designed for your recreation and relaxation. All the homes at Carseldine Village are within 400 metres of parks and green spaces. Whether you’re seeking a bike ride, a gentle stroll, a picnic or BBQ, a swing, climb or slide on play equipment, a hit of tennis, some reps on outdoor gym equipment, or to book a field for a team sport… we have just what you need to get outdoors and active. THE SANCTUARY Located at the back ofCarseldine Village near Cabbage Tree Creek. We’ve intentionally retained 75% of the natural bushland on the Carseldine Village site to create The Sanctuary. This means our residents can stroll or bike through 178,000 square metres of green and open space filled with local flora and fauna alongside Cabbage Tree Creek. The Sanctuary is home to more than 15 native animal species as well as thousands of centuries-old native trees. As you wander through the bushland, you may spot tiny squirrel gliders, microbats and many species of birds, and even native marsupial mice and tusked frogs! This calming, natural space features walking and biking tracks shaded by the tree canopy. The Sanctuary is another way in which Carseldine Village promotes wellbeing for its residents, offering the infrastructure and access to nature required to support a truly active and healthy lifestyle. 4 COMMUNITY USER GUIDE
THE GREEN
Located in Carseldine Village off 520
Beams Road, Carseldine.
Carseldine Village’s $6.5 million state- COURT 1
of-the-art sport and recreation precinct COURT 2
– The Green – is right next door to the
beautiful bushland of The Sanctuary.
This world-class precinct, powered
and watered by a host of sustainable
technologies, offers not only sports fields
for hire, but also barbeques, shade sails
and picnic shelters, play equipment and
an accessible amenities block. The Green
is the perfect place for you, your family
and friends to get out, have fun and be
FIELD 3
active in your own community, whatever
your speed. The numerous playing
fields and courts – from soccer fields
and tennis/netball courts to volleyball COURT 1
courts and a turf cricket pitch – can be
easily booked online via BrightSport FIELD 1
FIELD 2
here: m.brightsport.com.au/Search/
Site/55#switches COURT 2
The Green also boasts outdoor exercise
equipment– from recumbent bikes and
a treadmill to lat pull down, cross trainer
and more – for people who are looking
for more formal, structured exercise
outdoors.
And the playgrounds are perfect for
families, offering multiple swings, a
table tennis table, and plenty of room
to run around and kick a footy or throw
a frisbee. The equipment tailored for
Soccer field Tennis court Amenities block Ping pong table
younger kids includes a rope bridge,
Rugby league field Netball court Yoga lawn BBQ and seating
climbing wall and slides. And for older
kids there’s a rock-climbing wall, a mega Volleyball court Half court basketball Exercise circuit
climbing tower and large slides as well. Cricket pitch All abilities playground Cricket practice nets
6 COMMUNITY USER GUIDEParks close to Carseldine Village
CARSELDINE VILLAGE IS ALSO CLOSE TO A PLETHORA OF PARKS AND GREEN SPACES
IN THE SUBURB OF CARSELDINE ALL LESS THAN A 10-MINUTE DRIVE AWAY
Here are a few, starting with those closest to your new community:
NILKERIE STREET PARK STRAWBERRY FARM PARK MATISSE STREET PARK MACARANGA CRESCENT PARK
21 Nilkerie Street 1643 Gympie Road 26 Matisse Street 1779 Gympie Road
Facilities include: Facilities include: Facilities include: Facilities include:
• Electric barbecues • Playground • Electric barbecues • Electric barbecues
• Picnic shelter • Basketball/netball half court and • Picnic shelter • Picnic shelter
• Playground and • Bubblers/tap. • Playground and • Playground and
• Bubblers/tap/dog bowl. • Bubblers/tap. • Bubblers/tap.
NORTHMARQUE STREET PARK
CECCATO PARK 23A Northmarque Street BALCARA PLACE PARK PAT RAFTER PARK
30 Ray Street Facilities include: 21 Balcara Avenue 3 Medallion Place
Facilities include: • Picnic shelter and Facilities include: Facilities include:
• Electric barbecue. • Bubblers/tap/dog bowl. • Playground and • Electric barbecues
• Bubblers/tap. • Dog off-leash area
COWIE ROAD PARK LACEY ROAD PARK
• Picnic shelter
109 Cowie Road 153 Lacey Road PHILIP VAUGHAN PARK
• Playground and
Facilities include: Facilities include: 55 Nemira Street
• Bubblers/tap/dog bowl.
• Picnic shelter • Dog off-leash area Facilities include:
• Playground and • Designated drone launching area • Playground CHATEAU STREET PARK
• Bubblers/tap. • Picnic shelter • Outdoor exercise equipment 11 Chateau Street
• Playground • Basketball/netball half court Facilities include:
MATTHEW GARDINER PARK
• Outdoor exercise equipment • Cricket practice net and • Playground and
9 Denver Road
• Basketball/netball half court, and • Bubblers/tap. • Bubblers/tap.
Facilities include:
• Bubblers/tap.
• Playground.
8 COMMUNITY USER GUIDE COMMUNITY USER GUIDE 9Access fresh food & produce MARKETS, COMMUNITY GARDENS & MORE Carseldine Village’s own Village Heart is coming soon – a place where locals can meet, shop, dine and relax. But in the meantime, you’re close to many places to source fresh, nutrient-dense, locally grown produce within your own suburb of Carseldine and its surrounds. THE CARSELDINE FARMERS & ARTISANS MARKET Old QUT Carseldine Campus 133 Dorville Road Carseldine (a 5-minute stroll from Carseldine Village) Markets held every Saturday from 6am to 12 noon Entry is free Only a 5-minute stroll from your new home, the markets are a great option for picking up lots of fresh, healthy foods to fuel you and your family for the week. Famous for providing fresh produce from local growers and farmers, the Carseldine Markets offer a vast range of super fresh, in-season fruit and vegetables, herbs, eggs, honey, seafood, premium meats, breads, juice, coffee and more. The market’s many stalls also sell gourmet foods made fresh to order as well as all the fun stall foods from ice-cream and cupcakes to doughnuts and pancakes. Fun for families and people young and old alike, the markets have live music, face painting, a jumping castle, a petting zoo, caricature artist and more. You’ll find shaded tables and chairs so you can sit down to eat and lots of gifts to browse hand made by local artisans. Even your dog is welcome … as long as they’re on a leash. 10 COMMUNITY USER GUIDE
Access fresh food & produce
FITZGIBBON CHASE COMMUNITY GARDEN FRUIT SHOPS, SHOPPING CENTRES & MORE
Mount Kaputar Avenue Carseldine Village is located close to many shops that sell fresh food and
produce, including:
Fitzgibbon (a 5-minute drive from Carseldine Village)
Open Saturdays & Sundays 9am to 5pm CARSELDINE CENTRAL TAIGUM SQUARE
SHOPPING CENTRE 217 Beams Road
Membership is free (however they encourage a $10 donation for a garden apron)
735 Beams Road Taigum (a 5-minute drive away)
Community gardens are an innovative way to grow food sustainably and
improve your health by providing access to fresh and organic produce as well Carseldine (a 3-minute drive away) Includes:
as opportunities for gentle physical activity outside in nature. They are also a Includes: • The Fruit Bros
great way to foster a sense of community among people of all ages and from
• Woolworths • Woolworths
all backgrounds. The closest community garden to Carseldine Village is only a
5-minute drive away in Fitzgibbon. Members of the Fitzgibbon Chase Community • Carseldine Bakehouse. • Coles.
Garden are given access to plots as well as tips and guidance to help them grow
their own fresh produce sustainably. CARSELDINE QUALITY MEATS ASPLEY HYPERMARKET
Community plots are offered at no additional cost, and private plots are a $30 Shop 5, 41 Graham Road 59 Albany Creek Road
donation per 6 months of use. All members are invited to participate in working Carseldine (a 6-minute drive away) Aspley (a 9-minute drive away)
bees, group activities and fundraising as well. Everyone is welcome to join.
Includes: Includes:
• Butchery offering beef, poultry, • The Source Bulk Foods
lamb, pork, mince, goat and more. • Top Spot Fruit Mart
• Aldi
T-BONES FRESH FOOD
MARKET • Coles
59 Albany Creek Road • Woolworths
Aspley (a 7-minute drive away) • Sunlit Asian Supermarket.
Includes:
• Fruit and veg boxes
• Groceries
• Meat and poultry.
COMMUNITY USER GUIDE 13Connect with your local community Local community groups
WHAT’S ALREADY HERE? FITZGIBBON COMMUNITY ZILLMERE COMMUNITY
CENTRE CENTRE
While there’s plenty to come at Carseldine Village, your community is already 545 Roghan Road 54 Handford Road
bursting with opportunities for you to connect, whether you prefer a social game of
Fitzgibbon Zillmere
tennis or netball after work, want to support your kids’ team sports, go on a picnic
or a bushwalk, take the kids to the playground, have a barbecue or join a local Phone: 1800 105 344 Phone: 07 3862 2880
community class. Website: https://www.fitzgibbon. Website: necsg.org.au
Your community already has: center/hall-hiring • A meeting space for groups
• Hall for hire and meeting space • Recreational and social activities,
• 100% net zero energy emission terrace homes (under construction) – each
for groups including fun and creative
with a suite of sustainable technologies that are kind to the planet and make
our residents’ lives more comfortable and affordable • Recreational and social activities, group activities that provide
including fun and creative opportunities for connection for
• a network of wide, walkable streets
group activities that provide community members
• a $6.5 million sports and recreation precinct – The Green – with barbeques, opportunities for connection for • Support with skills development
a playground, sports fields for hire and more (see more here: https://www. community members to help with employment
carseldinevillage.com.au/village-information/the-green/)
• Kids programs – from craft to • Individual and community
• 178,000 square metres of bushland at The Sanctuary with walking and sport and education – that are support programs
biking trails (see more here: https://www.carseldinevillage.com.au/village- fun and engaging and support
information/bushland/). their physical and mental • Youth support
wellbeing • Accommodation support and
• A women’s social group emergency and food relief
• A playgroup • Information, advice and referral
and more.
• Education on sustainable
gardening (find out more about Find out more about what’s on at
the Fitzgibbon Chase Community the Zillmere Community Centre by
Garden here: https://www. accessing their booklet here:
communitygarden.org.au/listing/ necsg.org.au/library/ZCC-NECSG-
fitzgibbon-community-garden/) Whats-On-Booklet.pdf
• Mental health support and more.
Find out more about What’s On by
accessing their booklet here:
necsg.org.au/library/ZCC-NECSG-
Whats-On-Booklet.pdf
14 COMMUNITY USER GUIDE COMMUNITY USER GUIDE 15Local community groups Your local council
KURBINGUI YOUTH & FAMILY PCYC ZILLMERE BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL
DEVELOPMENT 340 Zillmere Road Phone: 07 3403 8888 parks – including “Gold ‘n’ kids”
425 Zillmere Road Zillmere Website: brisbane.qld.gov.au activities for kids and seniors
Zillmere to enjoy together in the school
Phone: 07 3633 0244 Activities, exercise and classes for holidays – to internet classes
Phone: 07 3156 4800 Website: pcyc.org.au/clubs/pcyc- all ages at local libraries. You can find
Website: kurbingui.org.au zillmere • The Brisbane City Council (BCC) out more here:
• Air-conditioned, fully equipped offers a range of fitness and well- brisbane.qld.gov.au/community-
A Not-For-Profit Aboriginal
gym open 24/7 being activities for people of all and-safety/community-support/
community-controlled organisation
ages, fitness levels and abilities. seniors/council-activities-and-
that offers services to Aboriginal • Club exercise classes You can find out more here: events
Torres Strait Islander community
• Youth programs brisbane.qld.gov.au/things-to- • For a full list of BCC events and
members, families, children and young
see-and-do/outdoor-activities/ activities for kids, seniors, young
people, including: • School-based programs
active-and-healthy-events people, families and businesses,
• Family support – including • Indigenous recreational programs
• BCC also runs events and visit:
support for parents to engage • Braking the Cycle program – activities for seniors, from brisbane.qld.gov.au/whats-on-in-
with their children’s schools and to help 16 to 25 year olds who exercise workshops at local brisbane/events-listed-by-audience
support their children’s education could otherwise not achieve
• Community services – including the mandatory 100 supervised
access to computers, telephones, driving hours to increase their
printers, scanners and faxes logbook hours on their learners
• Youth programs license and more.
• Cultural services
• Education and training services
• Social and emotional wellbeing
services
• Outreach support, referral and
advocacy and more.
16 COMMUNITY USER GUIDEWhat’s to come?
The masterplan for Carseldine Village is to be developed in 5 stages over the next
3 to 5 years. Our Community Development Plans aim to connect residents of all
ROCKPOOL RESIDENTIAL AGED CARE
ages in our community. Rockpool Residential Aged Care (RAC) will be a 150-bed, world-class
Once completed, Carseldine Village will be home to: accommodation and care facility to support the community’s aging residents.
Rockpool will provide care and services that create a safe, secure, inclusive and
• Around 600 residences vibrant environment for residents and their families.
• A local Village Heart – with retail, dining and more
• Rockpool – a world-class residential aged care facility, and A NEW CHILDCARE CENTRE
• A new childcare centre.
A new, purpose-built, expanded childcare centre – a collaboration between C&K
Childcare and Economic Development Queensland – will transform the culture and
THE VILLAGE HEART deepen community connections at Carseldine Village. The new childcare centre
will be built right next door to the Rockpool Residential Aged Care facility, creating
The Village Heart will be your own local precinct just a short stroll away in the opportunities for meaningful social interactions between the community’s young
heart of Carseldine Village. A business, dining and retail hub that will support and children and seniors. At Carseldine Village, we’re designing a community that
encourage new business and community activities. A destination to meet friends supports residents of all ages.
for a coffee or brunch, indulge in some retail therapy, pick up some essentials and
dine outdoors in the square. It will be the perfect place to keep you connected to
family, friends and other locals, right in your own community.
COMMUNITY USER GUIDE 19Access quality education & childcare
Homes at Carseldine Village are zoned for Taigum State School and Aspley State ALL SAINTS PARISH PRIMARY MCDOWALL STATE SCHOOL
High School. SCHOOL 1018 Rode Road
At Carseldine Village, you’re surrounded by quality primary schools, high schools, 4 Faheys Road East McDowall
special schools and early learning centres – with a new childcare centre coming Albany Creek
soon right in Carseldine Village. Phone: 07 3872 5366
Phone: 07 3325 6900 Website: mcdowallss.eq.edu.au
The following pages list some of the options in your local area.
Website: allsaints.qld.edu.au
EARLY LEARNING / CHILDCARE CENTRES NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN
COLLEGE COLLEGE
C&K CARSELDINE JOURNEY EARLY LEARNING
151 Flockton Street 20 Rogers Parade
CHILDCARE CENTRE 140 Dorville Road
Everton Park Everton Park
Gate 1/532 Beams Road Carseldine
Phone: 07 3353 1266 Phone: 07 3872 5700
Carseldine Phone: 07 3102 1303
Website: northside.qld.edu.au Website: princeofpeace.qld.edu.au
Phone: 07 3863 0874 Website: journey.edu.au
Website: candk.asn.au/carseldine BRIGHTON STATE SCHOOL ST JOSEPH’S NUDGEE
Plus, a new centre coming soon at 2 North Road COLLEGE
Carseldine Village! 2199 Sandgate Road
Brighton
CARINYA EARLY LEARNING FITZGIBBON EARLY LEARNING Phone: 07 3631 9111 Boondall
10 Banfield Street 8 Warrumbungle Parade Website: brightonss.eq.edu.au Phone: 07 3865 0555
Chermside Fitzgibbon Website: www.nudgee.com
Phone: 07 3630 5888 Phone: 07 3263 2554
ST KEVIN’S CATHOLIC ALBANY HILLS STATE SCHOOL
Website: childcarechermside.com.au Website: fitzgibbonel.com.au PRIMARY SCHOOL Corner Keong Road and Old Northern
249 Newman Road Road
PRIMARY SCHOOLS Geebung Albany Creek
Phone: 07 3265 6511 Phone: 07 3264 0777
TAIGUM STATE SCHOOL ASPLEY STATE SCHOOL
Website: stkevinsgeebung.qld.edu.au Website: albahillss.eq.edu.au
266 Handford Road Corner Maundrell Terrace and
Taigum Horn Road
Phone: 07 3632 9888 Aspley
Website: taigumss.eq.edu.au Phone: 07 3863 9111
Website: aspleyss.eq.edu.au
20 COMMUNITY USER GUIDE COMMUNITY USER GUIDE 21Access quality education & childcare Helping you connect to public transport
SECONDARY SCHOOLS The Brisbane CBD is only 14 kilometres away from Carseldine Village via major
road networks. However, you’re also perfectly located to leave the car behind and
choose a more sustainable option for your commute. At Carseldine Village, every
ASPLEY STATE HIGH SCHOOL NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN home is within 400 metres (or a less than a 5-minute walk) from public transport
651 Zillmere Road COLLEGE stops, including a train station on the North Coast line and bus stops for route 340
151 Flockton Street and more.
Aspley
Phone: 07 3863 9222 Everton Park
CATCH THE TRAIN CATCH THE BUS
Website: aspleysds.eq.edu.au Phone: 07 3353 1266
CARSELDINE TRAIN STATION BUS STOP 003367
Website: northside.qld.edu.au
Redcliffe Peninsula Train / Springfield Routes 340 / P341 / P344
Train / Brisbane City Train ‘Beams Road at Carseldine Campus’
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN ST JOSEPH’S NUDGEE
Station codes: 600449 (platform
COLLEGE COLLEGE Corner Beams Road & Dorville Road
1) 600450 (platform 2) 600451
20 Rogers Parade 2199 Sandgate Road (platform 3) Phone TransLink: 13 12 30
Everton Park Boondall Carseldine Station Access off Beams Plan your journey here: translink.com.
Road au/plan-your-journey
Phone: 07 3872 5700 Phone: 07 3865 0555
Phone TransLink: 13 12 30 Website: northside.qld.edu.au
Website: princeofpeace.qld.edu.au Website: nudgee.com
Website: jp.translink.com.au/plan- BUS STOP 003366
CRAIGSLEA STATE HIGH your-journey/stops/carseldine-station Routes 340 / P341 / P344
SCHOOL Plan your journey here: translink.com. ‘Beams Road at Carseldine Campus’
685 Hamilton Road au/plan-your-journey
Outside 561 Beams Road
Chermside West
Phone TransLink: 13 12 30
Phone: 07 3326 5222
Plan your journey here: translink.com.
Website: craigsleashs.eq.edu.au au/plan-your-journey
BUS STOP 003365
SPECIAL SCHOOLS Routes 329 / 340 / P344
‘Carseldine Station
ASPLEY SPECIAL SCHOOL GEEBUNG SPECIAL SCHOOL Outside Carseldine Train Station
751 Zillmere Road Beau Vista Street Carseldine Station Access off Beams
Aspley Geebung Road
Phone: 07 3867 2333 Phone: 07 3632 1777 Phone TransLink: 13 12 30
Website: aspleyspecs.eq.edu.au Website: geebungspecs.eq.edu.au Plan your journey here: translink.com.
au/plan-your-journey
22 COMMUNITY USER GUIDE COMMUNITY USER GUIDE 23Helping you connect to public transport Recycle, reduce & responsibly
dispose of waste
RIDE YOUR BIKE PARKING FOR VISITORS TO At Carseldine Village, your terrace home features a host of sustainable
CARSELDINE VILLAGE technologies to reduce your household’s impact on the planet. But you can also
There are plenty of opportunities
make a difference in reducing the amount of waste entering the environment by
right here in Carseldine Village for The Green offers more than 120
responsibly disposing of your household rubbish and separating out your green
you to ride your bike. Along with wide, parking spaces including accessible
waste and recycling.
walkable streets throughout the parking spaces to cater to both
precinct, you’ll find: resident and non-resident visitors to
• dedicated walking and bike tracks
your community’s own sports and HOUSEHOLD WASTE, RECYCLING &
recreation precinct as well as bike
winding through The Sanctuary,
racks.
GREEN WASTE
your community’s own 18-hectare
bushland reserve You can find out more about WHEELIE BINS & COLLECTION DAYS:
• bike racks and a bicycle repair The Green here: https://www. GENERAL RUBBISH
station at The Green, your carseldinevillage.com.au/village-
information/the-green • Your General waste bin for household waste (red-lidded wheelie bin) is
community’s own state-of-
collected on a FRIDAY.
the-art sports and recreation
precinct. • You can find a list of items that can and cannot be disposed of in your red-
lidded general rubbish wheelie bin here:
You can find out more about The
Sanctuary here: https://www. brisbane.qld.gov.au/clean-and-green/rubbish-tips-and-bins/rubbish-bins/bin-
carseldinevillage.com.au/village- items
information/bushland/, and more RECYCLING
about The Green on here: https://
www.carseldinevillage.com.au/ • Your Recycling (yellow-lidded wheelie bin) is collected fortnightly on a
village-information/the-green/ FRIDAY.
• To confirm which items can be recycled in your yellow-lidded Recycling
Bin, you can download the Brisbane City Council’s free recycling guide for
households here:
brisbane.qld.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/2021-11/20211104-brisbanes-
best-recycling-guide-for-households.pdf
GREEN WASTE
• If you have ordered a Green Waste Recycling Bin (green-lidded wheelie bin)
from the Council (which has a small quarterly fee), they are collected on the
alternate FRIDAY to your Recycling Bin.
• To confirm which items can be disposed of in your Green Waste Recycling Bin,
you can find a list of acceptable and unacceptable items here:
brisbane.qld.gov.au/clean-and-green/rubbish-tips-and-bins/rubbish-bins/green-
waste-recycling-service
24 COMMUNITY USER GUIDE COMMUNITY USER GUIDE 25Recycle, reduce & responsibly
dispose of waste
FURTHER INFORMATION KERBSIDE COLLECTION & DONATION
To confirm your bin day/week for your rubbish, recycling and green waste, head to OF USABLE ITEMS
the Brisbane City Council’s Bin Collection Calendar here:
To help reduce the amount of houseful items ending up in landfill, you can donate
brisbane.qld.gov.au/clean-and-green/rubbish-tips-and-bins/rubbish-collections/ your household items in a suitable condition for reuse to your friends and family,
bin-collection-calendar local charitable organisations or you can pop them out for kerbside collection
during the relevant week for your suburb.
or download the Brisbane Bin app
BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL KERBSIDE COLLECTION
Apple devices: apps.apple.com/au/app/brisbane-bin-and-recycling/id930353192
Each year, the Brisbane City Council runs a kerbside collection service to help
Android devices: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.application.
residents to dispose of large household items. Residents are welcomed by the
wasteinfo&hl=en
council to pick up and reuse goods left out for kerbside collection, as long as they
leave the remaining items stacked nearly and clear of the footpath and roadway.
BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL – THE KINGFISHER RECYCLING
NUDGEE WASTE TRANSFER CENTRE To find out which items are eligible for kerbside collection and the relevant date for
Carseldine, head to the Brisbane City Council’s Kerbside Collection Calendar here:
STATION (AKA TIP) This facility accepts bottles and cans
Recyclables are free to drop off. You for recycling as well as whitegoods, brisbane.qld.gov.au/clean-and-green/rubbish-tips-and-bins/rubbish-collections/
can use the waste vouchers that come car batteries, food scraps, stamps and kerbside-large-item-collection-service
with your rates notices to drop waste envelopes and electronic equipment.
GIVIT
off for free or pay a fee to drop off
25 Dorville Rd, Aspley QLD 4034 GIVIT is a not-for-profit organisation that lists everyday items urgently needed by
general or green waste.
Phone: (07) 3863 7790 someone in the community and allows you to donate useable household items to
1402 Nudgee Rd, Nudgee QLD 4014 meet those needs. You can find out more and donate your items via their website:
Opening hours: 8:30am to 3pm
Phone: (07) 3403 8888 givit.org.au
weekdays only
Opening hours: 6:30am to 5pm SALVATION ARMY
every day
The Salvation Army can come to you to collect quality white goods and furniture,
electrical goods, toys, homewares and more that you’d like to donate. You can make
a collection request here:
salvosstores.com.au/collection-request
CHARITABLE RECYCLING AUSTRALIA
Charitable Recycling Australia connects you to Australian organisations that accept
donations of clothing, furniture, household and workplace goods.
charitablerecycling.org.au
26 COMMUNITY USER GUIDE COMMUNITY USER GUIDE 27Other ways to help
We can all reduce our impact on the planet
FURTHER INFORMATION
BY CHOOSING TO: INSTEAD OF: To find out more about rubbish, resource recovery centres and bins, Brisbane's
natural environment and how to make your home and community a cleaner and
Purchase a reusable coffee mug and
greener place head to:
bring it with you when you head in Using a single-use, disposable cup
to work or out with friends for your provided by the café brisbane.qld.gov.au/clean-and-green
takeaway coffee
Or to find out more about reducing your food waste at home, compost rebate
Pack your own reusable straw and Using single-use plastic cutlery and/ programs, worm farms, and where to drop your compost off at a participating
cutlery set when buying drinks and or straws provided by the restaurant community garden, head here:
takeaway food to eat on the go or cafe
brisbane.qld.gov.au/clean-and-green/green-home-and-community/sustainable-
Bring your own water bottle to fill up
gardening/compost-and-food-waste-recycling
at bubblers and taps when heading Buying bottled water in single-use
out to parks and exercising or plastic bottles
relaxing at The Green
Buying single-use plastic or
cardboard shopping bags and/or
Bring your own reusable,
using the single-use produce bags
eco-shopping bags and produce
provided in the fruit and vegetable
bags for use at the supermarket
section at the supermarket, retailer
or convenience store
Remember to take your soft plastics
– that’s any plastic that can be
scrunched into a ball in your hand, Putting soft plastics in your yellow-
including plastic bread bags, chip lidded recycling wheelie bin where
packets, frozen food bags, Ziplock they cannot be recycled or out in
bags, chocolate wrappers and your red-lidded wheelie bin where
more – to be recycled in a REDcycle it will end up in landfill instead of
bin at Woolworths in Carseldine, recycled
Woolworths or Coles in Aspley or at
Coles or Woolworths in Taigum
Compost your food waste in a Throwing compostable food waste
compost bin or worm farm at out with your household waste in
home or by dropping it off at a your red-lidded wheelie bin where it
participating community garden contributes to landfill
28 COMMUNITY USER GUIDE COMMUNITY USER GUIDE 29Helping Carseldine Village to be a resilient community At Carseldine Village, we prioritise the safety and security of our residents. We’ve prepared a Community Resilience Plan to help the Carseldine Village Community strengthen its ability to prepare for and bounce back from a disaster or emergency event. Plus, in the next section, we’ve included much of the list of helpful numbers from the Resilience Plan – including some of the numbers you’ll need in an emergency as well as contact details for local doctors, dentists and more. For more details and tips for preparing for an emergency or natural disaster, please refer to the: Carseldine Village Community Resilience Plan or visit the Brisbane City Council’s website here: brisbane.qld.gov.au/community-and-safety/ community-safety/disasters-and-emergencies 30 COMMUNITY USER GUIDE
Helpful numbers for when
something goes wrong
POLICE / EMERGENCY POWER OUTAGES
POLICE, AMBULANCE & FIRE CHERMSIDE FIRE & RESCUE ENERGEX – ELECTRICAL SERVICES DELIVERY, FAULTS &
EMERGENCY STATION EMERGENCIES
Phone: 000 For non-emergencies Phone – Outages: 13 62 62
526 Hamilton Road Outage finder: energex.com.au/home/power-outages/outage-finder
NON URGENT POLICE
Chermside Phone – Emergencies: 13 19 62
MATTERS – POLICE LINK
Phone: 07 3738 3000 Phone – General Enquiries: 13 12 64
Phone: 13 14 44
CARSELDINE POLICE STATION
STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE WATER & SEWERAGE
(SES) – ARANA HILLS URBAN UTILITIES – WATER AND SEWERAGE DELIVERY, FAULTS &
For non-emergencies
For assistance with non-life- EMERGENCIES
1615 Gympie Road threatening situations such as rising Phone – Outages: 13 62 62
Carseldine floodwaters, damaged roofs or storm
damage PHONE – FAULTS & EMERGENCIES: 13 23 64
Phone: 07 3863 5111
2 Pine Hills Drive Report a fault online: urbanutilities.com.au/faults-and-interruptions/report-a-fault
Bunya
Phone: 13 25 00
RACQ ROAD CONDITIONS
Road Conditions – Phone: 13 19 40
LOCAL COUNCIL
BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL
Phone: 07 3403 8888
32 COMMUNITY USER GUIDE COMMUNITY USER GUIDE 33Helpful numbers for when
something goes wrong
HOSPITALS & MEDICAL CENTRES DENTISTS, PHARMACIES & MORE
PRINCE CHARLES HOSPITAL CARSELDINE FAMILY CLINIC CARSELDINE DENTAL CARSELDINE CHEMPRO CHEMIST
627 Rode Road Shop ST6A/735 Beams Rd 9/521 Beams Rd Shop ST3, Carseldine Shopping Centre
Chermside Carseldine Carseldine 753 Beams Road
Phone: 07 3139 4000 Phone: 07 3263 4500 Phone: 07 3263 8632 Carseldine
Website: metronorth.health.qld.gov.au Website: carseldinefamilyclinic.com.au Website: carseldinedental.com.au Phone: 07 3263 2033
Website: chempro.com.au/chemist-
ROYAL BRISBANE AND SMARTCLINICS CARSELDINE ASPLEY FAMILY MEDICAL & carseldine-carseldine-chempro-chemist
WOMEN’S HOSPITAL FAMILY MEDICAL CENTRE DENTAL PRACTICE
Corner Bowen Bridge Road and 1925 Gympie Road 1315 Gympie Road MULLEIN PHARMACY
Butterfield Street Bald Hills Bald Hills CARSELDINE
Herston Phone: 07 3177 9510 Phone: 07 3263 9951 Shop 17-18 Clock Corner Shopping Centre
Phone: 07 3646 8111 Website: smartclinics.com.au/ Website: afmdp.com.au 521 Beams Road
Website: metronorth.health.qld.gov. location/carseldine Carseldine
au/rbwh JUST DENTAL CARE
Phone: 07 3263 7977
ASPLEY FAMILY MEDICAL & 3/41 Graham Road
Website: mulleinpharmacy.com.au/
QUEENSLAND HEALTH – DENTAL PRACTICE Carseldine carseldine
NON-URGENT ENQUIRIES 1315 Gympie Road Phone: 07 3863 3604
Phone: 13 HEALTH / 13 43 25 84 Bald Hills SPECSAVERS OPTOMETRISTS &
Website: justdentalcare.com.au
Phone: 07 3263 9951 AUDIOLOGY TAIGUM SQUARE
CARSELDINE DOCTORS
THE EYE HEALTH CENTRE Shop SP038 Taigum Square S/C
Website: afmdp.com.au
Shop 15, Clock Corner Shopping ASPLEY 215 Church Rd
Centre
7/1344 Gympie Road
Taigum
521 Beams Rd
Aspley
Phone: 07 3117 2720
Carseldine
Phone: 07 3863 1097
Website: specsavers.com.au/stores/
Phone: 07 3185 0000
Website: theeyehealthcentre.com.au taigum
Website: carseldinedoctors.com.au
CARSELDINE PHARMACY
Shop 1, 41 Graham Road
Carseldine
Phone: 07 3263 3582
34 COMMUNITY USER GUIDE COMMUNITY USER GUIDE 35A 5-STAR GREEN STAR COMMUNITY As a Queensland Government project, sustainability has always been a key element of the Carseldine Village masterplan. You may have heard that it is one of the first freehold terrace residential developments in Queensland to deliver 100% net zero energy emission homes. But we’re also leading the way to a greener future by setting sustainability benchmarks via new building and construction techniques, improving energy and water systems, creating novel applications for the latest green technologies, and reducing waste and carbon emissions. We’re proud to share that Carseldine Village achieved Australian Excellence earning a 5 Star Green Star – Communities certified rating. This highly coveted rating is independent certification from the Green Building Council of Australia that we’ve created a showcase of Australian Excellence in Master Planning. The rating assesses five aspects of the Carseldine Village development: its governance, liveability, economic prosperity, environment and innovation. What does this mean for you, our new residents? Beyond the emissions, water, energy and utilities bill savings that come from the suite of sustainable technologies in your new terrace homes, Carseldine Village is more than a leading-edge sustainable development. As our 5 Star Green Star – Communities rating attests, your new community is a place that actively cultivates a positive and healthy lifestyle for residents like you as well. You can find out more about the sustainable innovations in your new community by exploring Carseldine Village online at: carseldinevillage.com.au
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