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Dayboro

"No new mine"

The comment from MeinDayboro about a new mine starting up is not accurate. There are no Mining Leases, Mineral Development Licences or Exploration Permits within 10 km of Dayboro. There are two quarries, one 6 km east at Neilsen Road Narangbah, which has been there for yonks, and one 10 km to the south east at Whiteside, also been there for a long time. Neither quarry runs trucks through Dayboro - the gazetted haulage route is away from Dayboro, east along either Dayboro Road to Petrie or Raynbird Road east to the Bruce Highway.
Daybor is a quiet, non-dusty town with a resident dentist, medical centre, chiropodist, physiotherapist, pharmacy, bus links to Petrie railway station and a large primary school, two child-care centres and a range of specialty shops and restaurants plus the IGA supermarket. It has super-fast internet because of a small number of users. It's a 55 minute run at 7am from Dayboro to Central Station by car (max 1 hour 15 mins in absolute peak hour). Petrol is not any more expensive than elsewhere, provided you know that petrol prices vary each day Brisbane-wide - buy on Tuesdays or Wed morning - never on Friday or Sat morning! Lived here since 2006 - love it! What's not to like??

Great for

  • Dual demographics - historical population of cattle and dairy farming familes, now mixed with tree-change wealthy owners of 1 to 2 acre blocks on 6-digit incomes.
  • Plenty of room, great bakery, good medical centre, healthy area to live in, friendly locals.

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Families with kids
  • Retirees
  • Tourists
  • Hipsters
  • Country Lovers
  • Trendy & Stylish
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