A free directory of businesses in Moreton Bay, from Redcliffe and the Pine Rivers to Caboolture and Bribie Island. As of October 2026 it lists 7,779 businesses in 363 categories across 86 suburbs.
Moreton Bay is Queensland's third-largest council and its fastest-growing big one: 532,445 people at June 2025, up 103,451 in 10 years, a rise of 24% (ABS Regional population 2024-25). The Queensland Government projects another 167,000 residents in the years ahead (population projections, 2025 edition).
The build is already under way: the $205.5 million Moreton Bay Indoor Sports Centre at The Mill, Petrie, funded for 2026 to 2028 as an Olympic venue; Redcliffe Hospital funded for more than 210 new beds from late 2027; and Caboolture West, a declared growth area for about 30,000 homes (Queensland Government, 2024 to 2026).
Most newcomers land in a new estate at North Lakes, Griffin or Morayfield with no idea which builder, plumber or GP the locals trust. This guide is for them, and for the business owners who want to be a trusted local operator they find.
The City of Moreton Bay is one council made up of three different regions: the Redcliffe peninsula, the Pine Rivers suburbs of Strathpine, Petrie, Albany Creek and North Lakes, and the Caboolture side with Morayfield, Burpengary and Bribie Island, plus the Bay islands. This guide covers all of it.
Brisbane's own suburbs and the Sunshine Coast are not included; Somerset is not included, but may be included in future local guide releases.
Construction dominates: 7,623 building businesses at June 2025, more than double the next group, professional services at 4,174, with transport and warehousing third at 3,054 (ABS Counts of Australian Businesses, June 2025). 33,587 businesses in total, a region of tradies and truck operators.
Whether it is a Redcliffe fish and chip shop or a North Lakes chiropractor, every listed website and business is scanned again each day. A slow, blocked or timed-out website is never treated as a closed business. A listing is removed only when the business is confirmed as no longer operating, or the owner says so.
Licensed builders and trades show the number matched to the Queensland QBCC register. Claimed pages first; no paid position, no ads.
New to Moreton Bay: the fence builder, the vet, the cafe worth the drive, from Redcliffe to Bribie.
Marlowe Bennett runs this guide. He founded Coastworks AI, a Queensland consultancy that builds websites, email marketing and AI automations for small businesses, after 30 years in service businesses, and he pays for the guide and runs the system behind it.
That system scans every listed website each day; anything it cannot verify itself waits for Marlowe and his team to check. Nothing on a listing is influenced by Coastworks AI. Questions about a listing go to [email protected] or 0495 039 007.
Which listings are offered to Google, and how a listing is added, checked, claimed, fixed or removed: how this guide is built. The same guide runs in other regions, built the same way: all the local business guides. Business owners can also ask for a free Growth and Automation Audit of their own website.
The same daily-checked guide runs in other regions, built the same way by Coastworks AI.
The full breakdown by suburb and category is at the numbers.