Cabbage Tree Creek Marina

03/11/2023

Furnished ensuite room for rent in big house water front. Suit single or couple. Close to public transport, shops, cafes! Has large deck with pizza oven over looking the marina and boondall wetlands. Details phone owner Craig 0417 717781.

03/11/2023

We’re Hiring! Marina help, good all rounder, skills needed are construction, mechanical, electrical, general knowledge, self motivated. Can be a live in position. Casual or permanent.
Interesting position, details phone owner Craig on 0417 717781.

19/01/2023

The old Caloundra bar all but non existent on big low tides now 😱 Image by Blueys photography

18/01/2023

🐊 As of 10:00am on the Wednesday the 18/01/2023, Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) is investigating a credible saltwater crocodile sighting at Myora Springs, North Stradbroke Island within the Moreton Bay Marine Park.

Update | A crocodile may have been found on North Stradbroke Island, days after the approximately 3m reptile was spotted by a tour guide in waters used for recreation.

🔗 https://parks.des.qld.gov.au/park-alerts/22697

04/07/2022

26/05/2022

A larger dredge should be brought from Brisbane on Monday, to help clear a treacherous sandbar that has been endangering lives and vessels at the entrance to the port of Mooloolaba.

26/03/2022

QMM is delighted to announce that as of Saturday 26 March 2022, HMAS Diamantina will be open to museum visitors once more after the recent weather event in Brisbane. Thank you to our volunteers and hired help for all their work in making this important exhibit ready

27/01/2022

The elements have exposed three former Sydney ferries that washed ashore 50 years ago on a New South Wales Mid North Coast beach.

01/01/2022

Emergency Update

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The latest GFS model now is suggesting that Tropical cyclone Seth may indeed cross anywhere from Sunshine Coast to Gold Coast areas on Tuesday

This update is so people can start getting prepared as a just in case scenario as there is also still a lot of uncertainty

If this system crosses the coast as a weak cat 2 expect:

Wind gusts 125 - 164 km/h but should be closer to 125 ends.

Possible Effects: Minor house damage. Significant damage to signs, trees, and caravans. Heavy damage to some crops. Risk of power failure. Small craft may break moorings

If this system crosses the coast as a strong cat 1 expect:

Wind Gusts < 125km but should be around 125km

Possible Effects: Negligible house damage. Damage to some crops, trees, and caravans.

Tuesday is only a few days out and there is still a huge amount of uncertainty. This system will get very close to the coast if it doesn't cross and may still impact the coast significantly pending on the actual systems path and severity

Preparation is the key and if it doesn't happen that's the best news!

PLEASE NOTE: THIS OUTLOOK COULD CHANGE AND THE SYSTEM STILL HAS A CHANCE OF NOT CROSSING THE COAST AS A CYCLONE OR COULD CROSS AS A STRONG LOW

We are monitoring this closely and will update when required, please keep up to date with Bom Warnings and watch this page!

It was either post this and give enough time in case it happens or wait and see with minimal notice if it does happen

01/01/2022

WARNING WARNING WARNING
The BOM has issued several warnings for our area as follows:
Possible extreme high tides (>.5m above king tide) for Sunday through Tuesday.
GALE warning for offshore waters, STRONG WIND warning for Moreton Bay.
Hazardous Surf warning.

What does this mean:
Be sure that you are prepared for very high tides on the canals, or on the waterfront along the passage.
Make sure your moored vessels have strong lines and are secure.
If your vessel is anchored in the passage, think about seeking a sheltered anchorage, and develop a plan in case your anchor drags.
If you are boating, keep away from open waters (stay in the passage)
Be careful on the exposed beaches - don't swim if the beach is closed.
BE PREPARED AND STAY SAFE

27/10/2020

As has been forecast, it looks like severe storms are forming in our area. Please consider your need to be out on the water at this time.

http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDQ21035.shtml