We understand that your query relates to the temporary closure of the right-turn lane into the Dock C/Eat Street carpark off MacArthur Avenue and its impact on traffic flow—particularly for vehicles travelling straight ahead.

The current traffic control arrangement is implemented by Eat Street during peak times and is in accordance with a Traffic Management Plan approved by Brisbane City Council.

If we have not accurately captured your concern, please provide a contact phone number and we would be happy to call and clarify.

Thank you for your feedback.

Traffic control at the Dock C Car Park is implemented by Eat Street during busy weekend trading to support safe access. We appreciate this can affect vehicle flow on MacArthur Avenue for brief periods.

To avoid congestion, you may wish to consider the alternative route via MacArthur Avenue north off Theodore Street, and bypass Dock C during these periods.

We appreciate you taking the time to share your observations.

We appreciate your interest in recent changes across the precinct, including the relocation of the Brisbane Athletes’ Village. EDQ is currently reviewing and updating its website and communication materials to reflect these changes.

Thank you for your enquiry and interest in Northshore Brisbane. EDQ incorporates water-sensitive design and considers ecological values in planning for the precinct. While no specific mangrove restoration activities are currently underway, we work closely with urban design experts to ensure all projects support sustainable outcomes along the waterfront. We encourage you to stay connected as planning and project delivery progress by registering for updates.

Energex are responsible for the stability of power supply to Northshore and the ongoing network planning including the Street Renewal Program (SRP). The SRP will include upgraded electrical infrastructure to the footprint of the SRP. The SRP electrical reticulation design allows for the implementation of further upgrades by Energex to support the existing loads of the surrounding area. However, this may not correct the problem that has caused the blackouts and EDQ recommend anyone affected contact Energex - Contact Us | Energex.

The Bluey’s World team is aware of this issue and apologises for any inconvenience this leak may cause.

Bluey’s World team have a number of technicians working on the leak which is coming from the site’s air conditioning units. EDQ have been advised the water leak is uncontaminated and that technicians are working to resolve the issue before the end of the week.

Bluey’s World team will clear any remaining residue when the water leak is resolved.

Thank you for your enquiry regarding overnight parking for residents and visitors.

Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) provides parking facilities on EDQ owned land (Dock A, B, C, and D car parks) to support businesses and activations such as Eat Street, Pink Flamingo, Superordinary, Flipside Circus, and the soon to open Bluey's World. These car parks operate between 6am and 11:30pm to align with the business hours of these establishments.

EDQ car parks should only be used in accordance with the car parking terms and conditions displayed on entry. EDQ continues to monitor its premises, with vehicles parked overnight facing the risk of being towed.

The Brisbane Housing Company (BCH) has submitted a development application proposing to construct and manage 201 social and affordable homes on an 8,000 m² site at 17 Karakul Road.

BCH’s development application plans for a mix of one, two and three bedroom apartments. You can view the development application here. Please note, Economic Development Queensland’s planning team is currently assessing the application against the Northshore Hamilton PDA Development Scheme.

The Brisbane Housing Company is a registered Tier 1 Community Housing Provider. For more information about Brisbane Housing Company please visit their website here.

The Northshore Hamilton PDA Development Scheme is the regulatory document which assists with planning, carrying out, promoting, coordinating and controlling land development within the PDA. You can review this document here.

For specific advice on building heights, please refer to Map 7: Building Heights, on page 29 of the Development Scheme. This map identifies the preferred maximum building height permitted for various locations.

Please note EDQ’s assessment of building heights requires consideration of multiple factors, including but not limited to, built form outcomes, relationship with and potential impacts on surrounding buildings (e.g., access to sunlight, overshadowing, privacy, air circulation and wind movement), reverse amenity (noise, air quality, odour), as well as operational airspace as identified in section 2.5.9.2.

To check if a development application within the Northshore Hamilton PDA has been lodged or decided, please visit EDQ’s website here.

Please ensure you are registered on this Have Your Say page to be kept up to date with details of future developments.

Economic Development Queensland is continuing to support an energy supplier to install a new fast EV charging site within the Northshore Brisbane precinct.

Once more information about the opening of the new site is available, EDQ will provide an update on the Northshore Brisbane "Have Your Say" page. EV users can also receive further information via the Chargefox app, available at www.chargefox.com.

In the interim, to find nearby EV public chargers, please visit https://abetterrouteplanner.com or https://www.plugshare.com.