northern

you wont find a tavern, chemist, fuel station in Heathridge cause the ones that were there got broken in to constantly and those sites now replaced by homeswest, crime rate according to neighborhood watch is high , lots of drug users stealing to support their disgusting habbit

What are you talking about? Heathridge has never had a tavern, fuel station or chemist. I should know I have lived there 30 years and never had a problem with the crime rate you're on about.

There was a fuel station on the corner of Admiral grove & Caridean Street. Was removed about 20 yrs ago. There was a medical centre & pharmacy behind that on Admiral grove , opposite Exodon place. That area is all now low cost housing. I lived in Heathridge for 30 yrs & raised 3 sons there. Never had any problems. Great area to raise a family. It doesnt need a tavern. Johnny has the best bottle-o in Perth. Joondalup & Whitfords have plenty of night life venues. Heathridge doesnt need its own watering hole. Its lovely the way it is.

Agree with leeannec1. I grew up there from 1979 and my parents still live in the same house. There was a Shell petrol station until the late 90s on the corner of Admiral Gove and Caridean, and Doctor's surgeries behind that (Dr Stamopoulos, our family GP for years) and an adjoining chemist. Never a tavern though. Heathridge was the end of civilisation when we first moved there but is really central now. We've had no issues there and the parents are refusing to move for as long as they can.

But Brisbane Street is not in Sadliers Crossing. Shouldn't this really be a review for West Ipswich, or Ipswich central?

I agree with Kurtsy

I strongly disagree with this. Sadliers Crossing is very quiet with no nightclubs or late businesses nearby. It's a very old area with nice quiet streets. Northern obviously doesn't know his areas. The area he described is definitely the CBD, and not all the time. With the advent of Police cameras everywhere even these problems have toned done a lot.

I have lived in Coomera Waters for 6 years. I find the community spirit here fantastic. There are so many things to do - Pilates, Tennis, Swimming, Aquacise, Walking Club, Playgroup, Book Club, Gym, Art Classes, Social Club at the Tavern, School Holiday Programmes, Free Access to some classes at Genesis Rec Club, and many more. To find the community spirit, you have to get out there. It doesn't come to you. Our local neighbourhood has a street party each Xmas, and a few of us meet for a progressive dinner each month at each other's houses. If ever we are in need, there's always a friendly neighbour around to call on. Security is 24/7 and I have never felt safer. The man-made sandy beach is great, as are the playgrounds, recreation centres and Tavern. We even have our own pharmacy now with a doctor coming soon. The IGA is very competitive and is open very convenient hours.
I would recommend it to anyone - I love it here.

I would have to agree with northern, it is horrible (to put it mildly) living in Coomera Waters. There is definitely no community spirit, TOO many rentals (who are just trashing the joint) and hoons. Yes there are those activities, but they are all during the day. I enquired about the social club at the Tavern, but that does not exist anymore. We have tried even just waving to our neighbours, but they just look through you as you are invisible. So much for the security, why has there been so many break-ins lately, even whilst people are asleep. Lets see how long this Pharmacy and Doctor stay for, the other Doctors have come and gone so much over the last three years. It is DEAD down at the so called tavern/shopping area. My husband and daughter went to play at the social tennis night that was organised and they were the only two people in attendance, and yes they had the correct night. Now the telephone company, that we have to use, are going to charge us for FREE to air television channels. I would not recommend this suburb to anyone, as I say the best thing about Coomera Waters is Foxwell Road (the road out of here).