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Community views in City of Moreton Bay

The Community Views team surveyed 2739 of your residents across City of Moreton Bay in September 2025.

Inflation/cost of living
Australia 
54%
Queensland 
55%
South East Queensland 
57%
Sep-25
Mean score: How likely are you to recommend City of Moreton Bay to family, friends or colleagues as a place to live?
Sep-25
Mean score: There is plenty to do, such as visit local markets, shops, restaurants, and parks or natural spaces
Sep-25
Why do you go to the local parks near your home?
To enjoy nature
50%
For individual health and fitness (e.g. walking, running, using fitness equipment)
41%
To rest and relax
38%
To exercise my pets (e.g. dog walking, off leash activities)
36%
To go to community events, activities and/or markets
34%
Sep-25
Mean score: It is important to have access to affordable and accessible creative activities and experiences
Sep-25
How confident are you in correctly sorting your household waste into the right bins?
Not at all confident
2%
A little confident
5%
Moderately confident
25%
Very confident
67%
Not applicable
1%
Sep-25
Mean score: What is your personal level of satisfaction with Council’s performance in providing facilities and services that respond to community needs?
Sep-25
Overall Liveability Index
Australia 
59.5
Metropolitan Australia 
61.2
Queensland 
58.1
South East Queensland 
58.3
Apr-25
Mean score: Satisfaction - Accessibility of Council programs (e.g. school holiday programs, and Healthy & Active Moreton)
Apr-25
Mean score: How would you rate your sense of belonging in your local community on a scale of 1 to 5?
Apr-25
If you currently use active transport, what are your main purposes for travel?
For leisure or social activities (e.g. visiting friends/family, dining out, attending events, fitness)
42%
I do not use active transport
40%
To get to essential services and businesses (e.g. medical appointments, grocery shopping)
22%
To get to work
18%
To get to public transport stops
16%
Apr-25
Where do you prefer to get information about current Council decisions and projects from?
Council's website
44%
Council's social media
32%
Local Councillors’ newsletters
27%
Email from Council
21%
Other social media pages (e.g. local community pages)
19%
Apr-25
Most important Council actions identified by community members to contribute to a healthy environment and sustainable city
Enhance and restore native habitats
70%
Increase tree cover in urban areas
58%
Increase natural areas for environmental purposes
54%
Continue existing programs for habitat restoration and green infrastructure
49%
Continue existing programs for waterway and coastal management
42%
Sep-24
Mean score: Council responsiveness: Maintaining/fixing footpaths
Sep-24
Disaster preparation strategies community members have in place for events like storms, floods, heatwaves, etc
An emergency kit
49%
A family or personal Emergency Plan
45%
No specific strategies
35%
Other
9%
Sep-24
Importance that development is well designed, diverse and liveable (Mean score out of 5)
Sep-24