Public transport in Kangaroo Point

Kangaroo Point is the most densely populated suburb in Queensland, with over 8,790 people per square kilometre. But government and council investment in public transport just isn’t keeping pace with what our growing community needs.

There’s currently no high frequency bus or CityCat stop in the area. The council has recently closed down the Mowbray Park Ferry Terminal for an upgrade without adding any additional buses or ferries. The council and state government is also currently refusing to bring back the high frequency 27 bus.

As your local representatives, we want to hear from you. What public transport do you want to see us advocating for in Kangaroo Point? What new public transport routes are the most important to you?

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* 1. Contact details

First Name

Last Name

Address

Phone number

Email address

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* 2. Where do you predominantly travel to? Select any that you would travel to at least once a week.

Around Eagle Street in the CBD

Further west in the CBD, around Queen Street or George Street

UQ St Lucia

QUT Gardens point, or around Mary/William Street area

QUT Kelvin Grove

South Bank

West End

Fortitude Valley

Other (please specify)

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* 3. Do you think the CityCat should stop at Holman Street?

Yes

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* 4. The Mowbray Park Ferry Terminal is currently closed for an upgrade until late 2024. Right now, the council hasn’t put on any additional buses or ferries during this closure. What replacement services would you like to see us pushing for?

Adding a temporary CityCat stop at the Dockside Ferry Terminal

Adding more high frequency bus services on Shafston Ave

Something else (please specify)

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* 5. The Kangaroo Point peninsula needs more high frequency travel into the CBD. Would you rather see us fighting to bring back the 27 bus; fighting for the 234 to be turned into a high frequency bus; or fighting for more frequent KittyCat services at Dockside Ferry Terminal?

Please list in order of priority.

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* 6. The Kangaroo Point peninsula also needs a high frequency bus into Fortitude Valley. Would you like to see a new high frequency bus connecting Kangaroo Point with Fortitude Valley?

Yes

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* 7. As your local representatives, we’ll continue to fight for all of these important improvements to public transport in Kangaroo Point, but we would like to get an understanding of which of them are the highest priority for locals.

Please list in order of priority.

Public transport in Kangaroo Point

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* 1. Contact details

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* 2. Where do you predominantly travel to? Select any that you would travel to at least once a week.

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* 3. Do you think the CityCat should stop at Holman Street?

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* 4. The Mowbray Park Ferry Terminal is currently closed for an upgrade until late 2024. Right now, the council hasn’t put on any additional buses or ferries during this closure. What replacement services would you like to see us pushing for?

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* 6. The Kangaroo Point peninsula also needs a high frequency bus into Fortitude Valley. Would you like to see a new high frequency bus connecting Kangaroo Point with Fortitude Valley?

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* 7. As your local representatives, we’ll continue to fight for all of these important improvements to public transport in Kangaroo Point, but we would like to get an understanding of which of them are the highest priority for locals.Please list in order of priority.

* 7. As your local representatives, we’ll continue to fight for all of these important improvements to public transport in Kangaroo Point, but we would like to get an understanding of which of them are the highest priority for locals.

Please list in order of priority.