Formed to provide a single voice of the community on topical issues, the Moore Park Beach Community Association strives to advocate for the community of Moore Park Beach and District to elected representatives, corporate leaders and other stakeholders to achieve improved outcomes outcomes relating to lifestyle, envrionment and general amenity.

The Community Association meets quarterly (see the Calendar for dates, times and locations) to provide a forum for residents to discuss issues of concern and for guest speakers to provide discussions of interest to the community.  In addition, the Association also hosts adhoc forums relating to specific events (elections) and proposals, allowing residents and visitors to participate and become more informed about current issues.

The Community Association is governed by a Management Committee which is elected annually at it's August meeting.  A listing of roles and can be found here

The Community Association publishes a magazine titled Shorelines bi-monthly that provides useful and interesting matieral for residents and visitiors alike.  The May/June 2010 edition of Shorelines was the 100th issue published.  A printing plate being displayed at the Community Centre has a memento of the occasion.

The Community Association manages the Moore Park Beach Community Centre for Bundaberg Regional Council, hiring the faciliity for weddings, social events and other activities.  To hire the Centre, contact the Centre co-ordinator via theCommunity centre  link to the left of this page.

Contact Information

PO Box 522 BUNDABERG QLD 4670