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Overview

Nestled on the south‑eastern tip of Bribie Island, Woorim enjoys a relaxed coastal lifestyle backed by the Coral Sea and Moreton Bay. The suburb’s 1,843 residents (2021 Census) live adjacent to Bald Point beach, parklands and the Bribie Island Golf Club’s 18‑hole, par‑72 course, while much of the north and west lies within Bribie Island National Park and historic World War II fortifications add a heritage edge to the scenery. A small shopping centre, beach access and abundant natural spaces make everyday living feel like a holiday.

Woorim is linked to the rest of the island and the mainland via First Avenue, which leads to Bongaree and the Bribie Island Bridge. Although there are no schools within the suburb, primary and secondary students attend the nearby Bribie Island State School and State High School in Bongaree. The Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries’ Bribie Island Research Centre at 144 North Street underscores the area’s blend of residential calm and specialised activity.