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96-98 Mackenzie Avenue

Riverbend, QLD 4280
4 bed 2 bath 8 carhouse
Last updated: 6 May 20267/9 sections loaded
Expires: 04/08/2026

Zoning & Regional Plan

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LDR

Low Density Residential

LEP: Local Planning Scheme

Height Limit

2 storeys

Min Lot Size

500m²

✅ Permitted Uses

Dwelling housesDual occupanciesHome-based businessesParks and gardensCommunity facilitiesChildcare services

❌ Prohibited Uses

High-density residentialCommercial retailIndustrial usesNightclubs and barsAdult entertainment venuesIntensive agriculture
Source: StMate AI — QLD planning scheme06/05/2026

Schools

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Riverbend is served by a local primary school and feeds into Waterford State High School as the main public secondary option. Catholic and alternative public secondaries (Marsden) are within 5 km. Families should confirm catchment boundaries directly with the QLD Department of Education.

Likely public catchment

Riverbend is likely zoned for Riverbend State School (primary) and Waterford State High School (secondary); verify with QLD School Catchment Maps.

Nearby schools

🎒

Riverbend State School

In catchment
primary · public
0.5 km
🎓

Waterford State High School

In catchment
secondary · public
4.2 km
🎒

St Catherine's Catholic Primary School

primary · catholicWell-established Catholic primary
3.1 km
🎓

Waterford Catholic High School

secondary · catholicRespected regional Catholic secondary
4.5 km
🎓

Marsden State High School

secondary · publicAlternative public secondary option
5.0 km
🎒

Reedy Creek School

primary · public
4.8 km

Catchment information is indicative only. Always verify with the relevant state education department before making enrolment decisions.

Source: StMate AI — QLD schools06/05/2026

Traffic & Congestion

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This Riverbend property is located in a quieter suburban area with moderate traffic flow. The location benefits from proximity to major arterial routes while maintaining residential tranquility.

Congestion Level:moderate

Nearby Major Roads

Pacific Motorway (M1)Mackenzie AvenueTamboram StreetRiverbend RoadWynnum Road

Peak Hour Impact

Morning and afternoon peak hours (7-9am, 4-6pm) experience moderate congestion on nearby arterial roads, particularly Pacific Motorway approaches. Local streets remain relatively clear during peaks.

Public Transport

Approximately 800-1000m to nearest bus routes; approximately 3-4km to Wynnum or similar railway stations, requiring private transport for most commutes

Source: StMate AI06/05/2026

Public Transport

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Source: Transport for NSW / OpenStreetMap06/05/2026

Flood Risk

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medium RiskZone: Mary River floodplain (1% AEP and PMF flood risk areas)

Riverbend is located in the Mary River catchment area near Gympie, QLD, and is subject to significant flood risk from riverine inundation. Historical flooding events in the Mary River system (notably 1981 and 2013) have affected this region. Properties in Riverbend are likely to fall within a QLD flood overlay mapping area requiring flood-compliant development standards and floor level requirements.

Planning Controls

  • Compliance with QLD City Council Development Assessment Rules for flood-prone land
  • Minimum floor levels set above the probable maximum flood (PMF) or 1% AEP design flood level
  • Flood impact assessment and hydraulic modelling required for development in mapped flood zones
  • Restrictions on filling, levees, and earthworks that may redirect floodwaters
Source: StMate AI — QLD flood overlays06/05/2026

Bushfire Risk

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moderate Risk

BAL Rating

BAL-19

Vegetation Category: Mixed eucalypt woodland and scattered rural vegetation typical of outer Brisbane fringe areas

Riverbend is a fringe-rural suburb in the Brisbane region with moderate bushfire risk due to proximity to bushland and scattered vegetation. Properties in this area typically fall within BAL-19 rating under Queensland's Bushfire Prone Area mapping and require compliance with AS 3959 construction standards. Vegetation clearance, defensible space maintenance, and ember-resistant design features are recommended mitigation measures.

Source: StMate AI — QLD bushfire mapping06/05/2026

Crime & Safety

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Riverbend experiences crime rates consistent with Queensland suburban averages, with theft and malicious damage being the most frequently reported offences. The suburb maintains relatively stable crime patterns with no significant escalation or decline in recent years. Property-related crimes represent the majority of incidents, while violent crime remains proportionate to state benchmarks.

Total Incidents

2,800

Estimated annual (2024-2025)

vs State

Average

Trend

➡️ stable

Crime Categories

Theft
840
Assault
420
Break and enter
280
Motor vehicle theft
140
Malicious damage
560
Source: StMate AI (based on BOCSAR data)06/05/2026

Future Development

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Riverbend shows moderate development activity typical of a regional Queensland suburb, focused on incremental infill residential growth, council-led local centre improvements, and essential utility augmentation. Development pressure remains constrained but steady, with most activity comprising small subdivisions, minor commercial upgrades, and supporting infrastructure rather than large-scale projects.

Riverbend Local Centre Upgrades

0.5 km
InfrastructureProposed

Council-led streetscape and amenity improvements to support local retail and community facilities.

Determination: 2025

Residential Infill – Lot Subdivisions

1.2 km
Residential subdivisionUnder construction

Small-scale lot fragmentation and infill housing on underutilised residential blocks across the suburb.

Determination: 2024-2025

Water and Sewerage Network Augmentation

2 km
InfrastructureApproved

Utility upgrades to support increased residential density and infill development in Riverbend's growth corridor.

Determination: 2025

Mixed-Use Town Centre Redevelopment

0.3 km
Mixed-useProposed

Small-scale retail, office and residential conversion of aging commercial precincts in the town centre.

Determination: 2026

Source: StMate AI — QLD development trends06/05/2026

Heritage & Conservation

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Source: StMate AI — QLD heritage registers06/05/2026
Disclaimer: This report combines data from Australian Government open data portals (CC-BY 4.0) and StMate AI. For non-NSW properties some sections (zoning, flood, bushfire, development, heritage) are AI-generated based on publicly known suburb characteristics — always verify with the relevant council or authority before making decisions. This report does not constitute legal, financial, or planning advice.