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		This is the only island connected to the mainland by a bridge in Moreton Bay and is the northern-most island in Moreton Bay as well.
		Bribie Island is just 34 km long and just up to 8km is wide.
		This island was used by army and navy authorities during the World War 2 to protect the entrance to Brisbane and this led to the establishment of Fort Bribie.
	www.bribieislandonline.com (412 words)

	Brisbane Moreton Bay and Islands - Islands - Bribie Island (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Naturally beautiful, Bribie Island and its surrounding waters is a true showpiece of the Moreton Bay area.
		Bribie is the northern-most of the islands in Moreton Bay and is the only island connected to the mainland by bridge, allowing traffic to flow to and from the island easily.
		The ecologically important Pumicestone Passage, formed by the channel which runs between Bribie Island and the Caboolture coastline, is a protected marine park and safe haven for dugongs, turtles, dolphins, incredibly diverse birdlife and an extensive network of mangrove swamps.
	www.moretonbayislands.com.au /islands/bribie_island (665 words)

	RAN Indicator Loop Station, Bribie Island, Australia
		Bribie Island is a low sand island about 100 sq km in area, located 100 km north-east of Brisbane within the Moreton Bay region.
		Bribie Island presently supports a population of 15000 people based around the three living areas of Bellara and Bongaree on the passage side; and Woorim on the ocean side.
		During the early stages of World War II coastal fortifications were built at the northern end of Bribie Island (Fort Bribie), and at Skirmish Point (Skirmish Battery) at the southern end near the seaside village of Woorim, as part of the system of defence of the port of Brisbane.
	home.iprimus.com.au /waldingr/bribie.htm (4218 words)

	Walkabout - Bribie Island
		Bribie is the only offshore island in Queensland to be joined to the mainland by bridge.
		Bribie has good quality sealed roads around its settlements and it is possible to explore much of the coastline by 4WD (see next entry).
		Located 30 km from Bribie Island (19 km along the road from the island to the Bruce Highway and then 11 km south) Beachmere lies on the northern shores of Deception Bay.
	www.walkabout.com.au /locations/QLDBribieIsland.shtml (1508 words)

	Bribie Island Australia - profile of a beautiful island paradise
		Bribie Island is surrounded by a marine sanctuary that covers over 125km of coastline from Caloundra to the Gold Coast.
		Bribie Island’s waters offer a unique opportunity to view turtles, dugongs and dolphins in their natural habitat, and many species of bird and marine life seek refuge in the protected habitat of the Pumicestone Passage Marine Park
		Bribie’s exceptional lifestyle is enhanced by a number of dining venues ranging from the simple “fish and chip” take away shops and busy licensed clubs, to the more relaxed and formal dining experience at restaurants that overlook the beautiful Pumicestone Passage.
	www.bribieprestige.com.au /bribie_island.php (759 words)

	BRIBIE ISLAND, SUNSHINE COAST, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		It is Queensland's only offshore island linked by bridge and is separated from the mainland by Pumicestone Passage, a stunningly beautiful passage of water that is home to more than 350 species of birdlife, dugongs, turtles and dolphins.
		Bribie has a wide range of accommodation in hotels, motels, seaside apartments, bed and breakfasts and several caravan parks.
		Bribie Island also has safe family swimming on the western side of the island and surf beaches on the eastern side.
	www.australianexplorer.com /bribie_island.htm (217 words)

	Bribie Island - Queensland - Australia - Travel - smh.com.au
		Much of the island is national park, so it offers unspoiled bushland, plenty of sandy white beaches and ideal opportunities for bushwalks, picnics, boating, camping, fishing, swimming and birdwatching.
		Bribie Island's great transformation occurred in 1963 when the bridge was built.
		Bribie Island's main area of settlement is the essentially continuous strip of suburban development that extends north from Bongaree, at the island's south-western corner, through Bellara and Banksia Beach.
	www.smh.com.au /news/Queensland/Bribie-Island/2005/02/17/1108500202171.html (1566 words)

	Bribie Island Accommodation: accommodation at Bribie Island's "Gums Anchorage" Holiday Rental Units
		Bribie Island is situated about an hour's drive north of Brisbane.
		Even though Bribie Island is such a quiet and restful place to holiday, you don't need to catch a barge to get there.
		You don't have to pack food as the island boasts a new Woolworths Complex and several hotels, clubs and restaurants which cater for family budgets with very reasonably priced meals (only a short walk to the Bribie Hotel and Monsoons Nightclub).
	home.iprimus.com.au /waldingr/gums.htm (796 words)

	Bribie Island, Queensland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bribie Island is a sand island in the northern part of Moreton Bay, Queensland.
		Bribie Island Coaches operates a bus service around the Island as well as a route which runs to Caboolture and sometimes even to Morayfield.
		Bribie Island residents often prefer to visit local clubs such as the large and award winning Bribie Island Citizens and RSL Club, the two bowls clubs at Bongaree, the Surf Life Saving Club at Woorim on the 'surf side', and the small Solander Lakes Bowls Club at Banksia Beach.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bribie_Island (1218 words)

	Travel to Bribie Island Australia : Review from the Lost Luggage Tales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		One of the jewels of Caboolture Shire is Bribie Island.
		Bribie Island is a fisherman's paradise with tailor, bream, whiting, mackerel and cod frequently caught in and around the island.
		While the island is a popular day trip destination, those wishing to stay a few days or longer have the opportunity to relax at a wide range of holiday accommodation.
	www.lostluggagetales.com /reviews/bribie-island.shtml (654 words)

	Bribie Island Info - Holiday Accommodation, Rental, Short Term, Long Term - Home
		Bribie Island is an attractive and unspoilt 31 kilometre long island just one hour's drive from Brisbane.
		It is Queensland's only offshore island linked by bridge and is separated from the mainland by Pumicestone Passage, providing excellent fishing and boating and home to hundreds of species of fish and wildlife.
		Bribie Island, once a sleepy backwater for family holidays and day trippers, has now become Australia's latest coastal discovery for those looking for a change of pace and a place in the sun.
	www.bribieisland.info (246 words)

	Bribie Island
		Pumicestone Passage, the stunningly beautiful passage of water which separates the island from the mainland is an internationally recognised marine park.
		While on Bribie you can enjoy a wide range of aquatic activities, dine at some of the many wonderful restaurants and cafes and browse through interesting gift and arts and craft shops.
		Golf - The Bribie Island Golf Club, rated 3rd in Queensland (excluding resort courses), and 98th in Australia (including resort courses) is located at Woorim.
	www.bongareecaravanpark.com.au /bribie_island.html (594 words)

	Bribie Island
		Anyhow, after taking a look at the map, I saw that Bribie Island to the North was partly open to the ocean, and should be worth a look.
		Although closer than Caloundra, Bribie Island is still a fair trip out of Brisbane, and it seems that large scale development is only just reaching it.
		Although it seems not be a surf destination, Bribie Island is a pleasant and quiet spot that hasn't quite yet been run over by the development of Brisbane.
	www.2pi.info /travel/bris05/BribieIsland.html (487 words)

	Bribie Island Recreation Area - EPA/QPWS
		Bribie Island is 65km north of Brisbane and 70km south of Caloundra, via the Bruce Highway.
		To protect Bribie Island's fragile, narrow spit, vehicle traffic is not permitted beyond the World War II northern searchlight emplacement.
		Bribie Island Recreation Area, which was gazetted in 2005, includes Bribie Island National Park, the beach area to low water mark and some State Government and Caboolture Shire Council owned land.
	www.epa.qld.gov.au /parks_and_forests/find_a_park_or_forest/bribie_island_recreation_area (2366 words)

	Bribie Prestige Properties - Real Estate Bribie
		Bribie Island epitomises the ultimate 'sea change' destination and is located just one hour north of Brisbane city and 40 minutes from the Airport.
		With over 80% of the Island declared as National Park, and surrounded by the Pacific Ocean and the pristine waters of the Pumicestone Passage Marine Park, Bribie is a haven for wildlife.
		Bribie Island real estate offers the perfect lifestyle that suits every budget.
	www.bribieprestige.com.au (137 words)

	Fort Bribie, Bribie Island, QLD
		Fort Bribie was one of the primary defences for Brisbane during World War 2.
		One of the military personnel based at Fort Bribie during WW2 was Bruce Gow of Wellers Hill in Brisbane.
		Hospital on Bribie Island, possibly at Fort Bribie.
	home.st.net.au /~dunn/ozatwar/fortbribie.htm (575 words)

	Bribie News Main Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Community groups and organisations on and around Bribie Island are encouraged to sign up for their own account and begin writing articles.
		Bribie News is a very new site network and as it’s readership grows from about zero to maybe thousands, there could well be a few readers finding out about your blog through there.
		That's certainly not going to stop advertisers from overseas wanting to advertise their wares to the locals of Bribie, but that's also not to say that Bribie locals won't be able to use this service to advertise themselves to the wider world-wide-web if they are seeking that opportunity.
	www.bribienews.com (5184 words)

	Things to Do (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Bribie Island is the only island in Queensland linked by bridge, and is a popular tourist destination for its world class game fishing waters, surfing beaches, national parks and flora and fauna reserves.
		The splendid Pumicestone Passage and the internationally recognised marine sanctuary off Bribie Island, is home to dolphins, dugongs, turtles and more than 270 species of birdlife.
		Bribie Island, at the northern end of Moreton Bay, is in Caboolture Shire, which has only recently been 'discovered' by tourists and offers a great diversity of things to do and places to visit.
	www.bribieislandcaravanpark.com.au /things_to_do.htm (121 words)

	Bribie Island Chamber of Commerce
		The 2007 Bribie Island Chamber of Commerce Holiday Guide and Business Directory will be available for distribution, during the week beginning 18th December.
		The purpose of the harvester is to remove the floating Lyngbya from the water before....
		Copyright © 2006 Bribie Island Chamber of Commerce Inc. All Rights Reserved.
	www.bribie.com.au (155 words)

	Bribie Island
		There are two tracks; a free-access, shortish one on the western side of the island starting from Mission Beach, and a longer one on the eastern side of the island for which a permit is needed.
		Bribie's southern and western beaches are less exposed, calmer and in some places patrolled.
		In summary, Bribie Island isn't ever going to compete with Fraser Island for sand-driving fun or scenery, but for a $20 24-hour permit it's an easy four-wheel drive with plenty of spots for a fairly isolated family picnic.
	www.gpsvehiclenavigation.com /RMP/bribieisland.php (1349 words)

	Bribie Island Surf School Queensland Australia
		Bribie Island is the closest patrolled surfing beach to Brisbane and is linked to the mainland by bridge, making access extremely easy for those travelling from Brisbane.
		Bribie Island Surf School’s license is overseen by both State and Regional Coaching Directors to ensure that safety and quality standards are maintained.
		Bribie Island Surf School encourages the development of surfing on Bribie Island, via professionally delivered ‘Learn to Surf’ programs, Surf Tours and Camps, providing each participant with a fun, exciting and memorable surfing experience that is both safe and structured.
	www.bribiesurfschool.com.au (491 words)

	Brisbane – Visitors’ Guide – Brisbane Regions - Bribie Island - ourbrisbane.com
		The passage separates Bribie Island from the mainland.
		There are calm water options on the western side of the Bribie Island and lots of parks and facilities for picnics and barbeques.
		Most of the island is protected as part of Bribie Island National Park.
	www.ourbrisbane.com /visitors/seeanddo/regions/bribie (352 words)

	Bribie Island (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Bribie is a low sand island that forms the north west border of Moreton Bay.
		Bribie Island is situated 65km from Brisbane and is a good destination for a day trip or extended stay.
		On a clear day, Caloundra is visible from the northern end of the island.
	www.helton.com.au /bribie_island.htm (369 words)

	Bribie Blog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		I was skimming for some mainstream press articles about Bribie Island and came across an article from May this year in Brisbane’s ‘Courier Mail’ newspaper by John Wright.
		If you compare the island with Redcliffe, where tourism-related development has been effecting a visible lifestyle transformation, Bribie seems to have been left behind.
		The island is what it always was: a gorgeous, friendly, laid-back place and one of the best daytrip or weekend destinations in southeast Queensland, especially if you have young children and want to take them somewhere they’ll love and that isn’t going to cost you the earth.
	www.bribieblog.com (216 words)

	The Run Inn .: Bribie Island Triathlon Series History
		Bribie Island Triathlon is a series with a long history.
		And with an overwhelming support from the Bribie and triathlon community, means more sponsors and competitors than ever before, the races are set to be the best yet.
		We would like to thank Blue Pacific Hotel, Caltex Bribie Island, Surf Life Saving, S.E.S Bribie, Banksia Beach School, Sylvan Beach Resort, Bribie Island Rotary Club, Apex, Garry Parson Caboolture Shire Council, without people like these people their would not be triathlons.
	www.theruninn.com.au /bribieHist.php (423 words)

	Bribie Island Seniors Computing Club
		The splendour of this unspoiled island paradise has to be experienced to be believed.
		Bribie Island, 55km North of Brisbane, is linked to the mainland by a bridge that spans the Pumicestone Passage on the western side of the island.
		The Bribie Island Seniors Computing Club was formed in December 2000 as a non-profit, self help group to provide an avenue for senior citizens on
	www.biscc.com (363 words)

	The Run Inn .: Bribie Island Triathlon Series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		At the end of the Bribie Bridge turn left, the race site is about 800 meters on your left.
		Please note that parking is NOT AVAILABLE at the Bribie Island Hotel Motel nor is it available in Bibimulya ST, Danbar Ave or Sylvan Beach Esplanade.
		It is your responsibility to ensure the numbers written on your body are the same as your timing band and your bike sticker.
	www.theruninn.com.au /bribie.php (915 words)

	Bribie Island Project Marketing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Buyers are showing great confidence in the Bribie Island market as was demonstrated when a three-storey town house in our On the Beach apartment complex was recently purchased for $1,050,000.
		First National Bribie Island's Project Marketing team are dedicated specifically to the marketing and sale of new, 'off the plan', developments on Bribie Island.
		This will ensure that properties hold their value and that the island's quiet, friendly lifestyle is maintained.
	www.bribieprojectmarketing.net (421 words)

	Bribie Island : Wildlife - Boating - Accommodation
		80% of Bribie Island is forested and there are many places to go picnicking, bushwalking or off-road driving.
		Fishing, bushwalking, bicycling (on the flat!), birdwatching, boating and dining out, are some of the wonderful ways in which to enjoy your stay.
		The island’s galleries and crafts centers are really worth a browse.Bribie Island is full of historic sites from Aboriginal fish traps to World War II bunkers and gun emplacements.
	babs.com.au /avonlodge/bribie_island.htm (273 words)

	Bribie Island Juniors Australian Rules Football Club Index Page
		Each year more and more people are coming to Bribie Island to live, and many of these are eager to join their children in the unique and exciting 'game we can call our own'.
		When you join as a member of the Bribie Island Juniors AFL Club you recieve game day concessions from the canteen and bar as well as concessions from the clubs sponsors in the local business community.
		Bribie Island Junior AFL Club would like to thank all our sponsors for their great support in helping us field a record 8 teams in 2006.
	www.aflbribie.com.au (497 words)

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